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An unexpected editor

16th November 20214th November 2021 Gareth Barnard 1 Comment development, IDE, Java, mustache, Netbeans, PHP

Introduction For years now I’ve been developing Moodle code in Notepad++, because of its tabs and understanding of line endings

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Development

16th October 202110th October 2021 Gareth Barnard 0 Comments Challenge, development, Experience, learning, Problem solving, Skill, Skills, Software Development

What exactly is ‘Development’? In this post I’ll describe what it means to me within the context of ‘Software Engineering’.

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FREE Moodle developers course

15th July 202015th July 2020 EdTech Geek 0 Comments development, Moodle

Not sure if you are ready to start Moodle development? Use this free course to find out!

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Teachers, repurpose with purpose

13th July 202014th July 2020 John Allan 0 Comments development, H5P, Kahoot, Moodle, Quizlet, repurpose, reuse, Socrative

Save time and energy while enhancing consistency of digital learning materials by repurposing them. Teachers, here are a few ways

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The first step – part three

16th April 202024th July 2020 Gareth Barnard 2 Comments class, code, Developer, development, inheritance, object, Object Orientated, PHP, Software Development, Software Engineering

Part three concludes with:

1. Classes and methods
2. Class inheritance and overloading

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The first step – part two

16th March 202024th July 2020 Gareth Barnard 4 Comments apache, code, coding, Developer, development, learning, PHP, Raspberry Pi

Last time in part one we setup a web server and looked at PHP output. This time in part two we will look at:

1. variables
2. functions
3. scope and globals

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The first step – part one

16th February 202024th July 2020 Gareth Barnard 4 Comments apache, code, coding, Developer, development, learning, PHP, Raspberry Pi

So you want to modify your Moodle installation? You’ve learnt a little about HTML and CSS, but you’re not really a programmer. As Moodle’s dynamic element is orchestrated by PHP which is a scripting language (similar to a programming one). How can you make that leap?