Encres Dubuit is a French manufacturer of screen-printing inks, well established in a number of international markets and listed on the Paris Stock Exchange.
Dubuit chose LiveCode to extend the company’s new Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system. Here’s what General Manager, Christopher Dubuit, told us.
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East Lothian Council has selected LiveCode to be deployed across all secondary schools in the region.
This initiative supports a drive by East Lothian education authority to revolutionise the way computer science is taught in secondary schools by ensuring students gain a practical insight into computer studies. The deployment took place in stages over the course of 2012.
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Alternatic is a non-profit organization based in Western Switzerland that brings together practitioners of computers in special education. Its principle goals are:
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This product is a powerful Web Page Generator created by Fourth World Media. We talked to Richard Gaskin, the CEO of Fourth World, about its creation.
Launched in 2000 – Left Brain Media™ is a creative media group that currently specializes in four related services:
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The Challenge: To create an application that works the way a busy attorney works. An app that works on the most popular platforms available today which include iOS, Android, Mac and Windows. The app must be native to each device and platform. The app must work off-line and synchronize data to the attorney’s office computer, home computer, laptop, and tablet. The app must also share data with all of the staff in the firm.
Steven Whyte is a Computer Studies Teacher at Gracemount High School in Edinburgh, Scotland. He has been teaching a course using LiveCode to his Standard Grade and Higher students, ages 13 -18, with the course fulfilling all requirements needed to teach programming to exam level.
Students responded so well to LiveCode that for the first time, Steven has multiple classes at higher (senior) levels.
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Teaching programming with LiveCode to students ages 13-18
My name is Cyril Pruszko and I teach at one of the top science and technology schools in the state of Maryland, USA. Half of the students have to pass a test and compete to get into our school, the other half are comprehensive students from the surrounding area. I wanted to attract more students to the field of computers and introduce them to the joy and the challenges of programming.
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