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I’ve been using lilypad for some projects and I needed MORE pins! I was aware of them saying that you can use the Analogue pins for digital output, but I just wasn’t sure how. and turns out – it’s a lot easier than I thought. So writing this post incase someone else is stuck – [...]
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I came across this really helpful page over at http://www.bitsbox.co.uk/ where I’ve bought some of my components from. It’s handy to have so wanted a copy here where I can find it! There is more information on their page, such as resistors in series etc… Original post: Basic Electronic Formulae. Ohms law. The voltage across a resistance is [...]
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This write up has some good general tips for creating a questionnaire. Good to refer to when you are writing one or to modify one that you’re working on. How To Construct Questionnaires | A Practical Guide to Research Methods | Business | How To | Read Free Online Books at How To.
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This is really interesting and has potential applications in the study I’m currently doing in Assistive Technology. “In a patent filed back in July 2012, Curtis Vock and Perry Youngs are listed as the inventors of a “shoe wear-out sensor, body-bar sensing system, unitless activity assessment and associated methods,” with Apple Inc. as the assignee. [...]
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Dynamically creating a label was one of the things I was looking at, dynamically creating any UI object really – and also the placement of it at different random coordinates was important. This is the code I implemented for the iPad app which is landscape orientation. //Create a label int labelX = arc4random() % 904; [...]
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Just a little post to say that all my academic work has now moved over to Christine Farion. I’ll be using this site a lot less at the moment so I hope you head over to the new, and updated site! Thanks. (I’ll still try to answer questions on the Theme Hospital post which seems [...]
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