This repo contains example code for O'Reilly's "Programming Android" by Zigured Mednieks, Laird Dornin, Blake Meike and Masumi Nakamura
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Design and engineer the front-end of an activity recognition system using client-side web-based tools. The focus will be on accelerometer but be easily extendable to other sensors. Initially this will be used to present labelled or unlabeled sensor data at multiple time scales. Eventually, this system will be used to labeled collected data explicitly.
Consecutive Pucks Game is strategy game founded in Fall 2013 by Loyola Computer Science students. This project is made as Client-side Web Design collaborative project.
Taaam is an arabic name means food. This website initialy started as an arabic website for food and recipes. Know it establish the new english version that provide recipes especially arabic food. Taaam is a Website that specializes in the field of cooking and food. It was founded on 26 February 2007 under the supervision of specialist Daneih Nabeel Ismail and has taken into account at the site credibility and diversity of content. The english version just published on 4 December 2013. Taaam has built on the foundations and rules of internet sites and expert professional and match the specifications including large global organizations and is more than food and cooking encyclopedia It displays various topics in the field of specialization and attractive in many ways and put relevant information in ways meaningful and interesting
Project Abstract In this age of interconnectedness, it's easy to forget that we're a nation of different cultures and traditions. While it feels like we all eat at the same restaurants and watch the same TV shows, we sometimes need to be reminded of the differences that make us unique and our neighbors interesting. With “Our American Cousins", the user is presented with a map of the United States. He/she can click on any state and is offered a variety of facts, ranging from scholarly to whimsical: • Climate (average high and low temperature for summer and winter, rainfall) • Percentage of residents living under poverty line or in the top 1% • Percentage of residents making their living through farming • Dominant foreign culture (French for Louisiana, Dutch for Pennsylvania) • The way that barbecue is prepared (hot and spicy sauce vs. dry rub) • What a carbonated beverage is called ("soda", "pop" or "Coke") • Specialty item at McDonald's (e.g., Michael Jordan or Larry Bird McRib) This is just a sample of what can be provided on the website. The group will brainstorm together other things that can be added, with preference leaning towards the more esoteric.