Moodle — Debugging SQL
Moodle — Debugging SQL Most Moodle developers will have hit this problem: You write what you think is a *perfect* SQL query
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Moodle jobs: Digital Learning Developer – Contract – Telecommute
Digital Learning Developer – Contract – Telecommute Source: Moodle.org: Moodle jobs : https://moodle.org/mod/data/view.php?d=54
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Visual Studio Code for Moodle and other PHP developers
Last month, we covered some useful tools for Moodle development. This month, we will go a little deeper, specifically in
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A little bit of Java
Life is all about learning and maintaining the skills you have. I started off writing software in procedural languages, then moved on to C++, being object orientated, then Java came along and I fell in love with it. I found it much easier not having to worry about memory management and having so much ‘out of box’ components, especially graphical ones. So let us learn and revisit the language and discover it.
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Feedback Methods Compared — Candidate 3: Feedback Files
Before Turnitin, before LMSs, before Google Drive, students would mail us their essays, usually as a Word document, and we
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Moodle LMS Accessibility in 20 Minutes a Day
What is “accessibility”? If you think that accessibility is the practice of making a Moodle LMS website on the Internet
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Simple complexity
Sometimes you have to write something based upon your experience and not so much on existing research. Whilst in the small hours of the morning your mind wanders and you start to think about things.
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WAI’s Easy Checks to Start Moving Toward Digital Accessibility
Accessibility is something that we all agree is a worthy endeavor, but the expertise and energy involved to ensure compliance
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Skills and Tools for Moodle LMS Developers
Are you considering getting into Moodle LMS development? This month we will be talk about the skills you will need
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Behat revisited
In the first two parts, I covered getting up and running with running acceptance tests sequentially, using a Ramdisk to speed things up, running tests in parallel, specifying a custom theme to test on and writing your own tests. Over a year later we revisit Behat to speed up the process of orchestrating the environment and to understand a bit more about what is going on. To understand this post, I recommend that you read the first two parts beforehand.
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