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I'm submitting this issue in order to make contact with you, not knowing your email address. I'm the developer of glowscript.org, which uses Tsepkov RapydScript to permit users to write Python programs that generate real-time navigable 3D animations extremely easily. For example, the one-line program "box()" creates a WebGL canvas, displays a white cube at the origin, provides useful lighting, positions the camera so that the box fills the screen, and turns on mouse controls for zooming and rotating the camera. Programs can be written and run even on mobile devices. See the Example programs at glowscript.org.
I like very much the enhancements you have made and would like to use your version of RS, and like you I'm concerned that evidently Tsepkov now has little time to devote to improving RS. I had difficulties using standard RS in the client and have no interest in using it in a server or with node. I would be thrilled i
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Interview: Kovid Goyal, creator of calibre
Calibre, the famous ebook manager and converter, has finally reached version 1.0. To celebrate, we spoke to the program’s creator, Kovid Goyal. Read the interview below.
Kovid Goyal, the man behind Calibre
Kovid Goyal has a doctorate in quantum computing from the prestigious California Institute of Technology (CalTech), but he’s also a keen poet and philosopher who loves computers, as well as playing basketball, squash and badminton.
After completing his PhD, Kovid returned to India in 2011. From his hometown in Mumbai, he coordinates the calibre Project, a collaborative effort to create an ebook manager and converter.
As well as doing some programming for calibre, Kovid participates actively in the program’s discussion forums, where he answers dozens of messages every day.
Calibre, a collective project
The calibre project, Kovid has said in another interview, was born out of pure chance: the eBook reader that he had bought, a Sony
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Using Calibre To Keep Your Digital Library In beställning with Kovid Goyal
Summary
Digital books are convenient and useful ways to have easy access to large volumes of data. Unfortunately, keeping track of them all can be difficult as you gain more books from different sources. Keeping your reading device synchronized with the material that you want to read is also challenging. In this episode Kovid Goyal explains how he created the Calibre digital library manager to solve these problems for himself, how it grew to be the most popular application for organizing ebooks, and how it works beneath the covers. Calibre fryst vatten an incredibly useful del av helhet of software with a lot of hidden complexity and a great story behind it.
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