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Dotnet Scripting with Boo Exploring the Boo scripting language
Nov 30, 2006Boo is a scripting language tailor-made for Mono and .NET. This haunting mixture of Python and C# may be just what you need to get started with the .NET framework.
more »Tcl3D Adding three-dimensional models to your TCL scripts with Tcl3D
Oct 31, 2006Tcl3D brings the world of 3D effects to TCL scripting. We’ll show you how to get started with building your own 3D scripts.
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Revision Control System Using RCS version control to manage simple scripts
Jun 30, 2006The Revision Control System (RCS) provides simple, reliable version control without the complexity of bigger systems like Subversion or CVS.
more »Blender 3D Modeling Building a 3D model with Blender
Mar 31, 2006Although Walt Disney’s masterpieces are not forgotten, legacy cartoon techniques are a thing of the past. As long ago as 1995, the movie “Toy Story” proved that computers are more than up to the task of animating pictures. We’ll help you get started with building your own animations.
more »Google Maps Exploring the Google Maps API
Feb 28, 2006We’ll show you how to incorporate interactive maps into your web pages with the Google Maps API.
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