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Build a simple turn-based game to learn how to write production code using Hexagonal Architecture. Onboarding reference for Haraj Solutions Team.

  • reference-implementation
  • hexagonal-architecture
  • go
  • golang-examples

Exercism exercises in Crystal.

  • exercism-track
  • community-contributions-accepted
  • maintained-solitary

Grok WebGL2 and GLSL through a sequence of guided tutorials, each chunked into atomic Q&A cards suitable for spaced repetition, with hands-on projects and solution code integrated throughout.

🗂️ This repository provides a guide to creating Xcode templates for iOS boilerplate code to save time and increase creativity in development. It simplifies the process and helps new team members get up to speed. A solution to Xcode's poorly documented templates.

  • boilerplate
  • swift
  • template
  • xcode

A proof-of-concept C# console application for retrieving legacy 2010 & 2013 custom SharePoint workflow definition files, and creating new Power Automate flows programmatically.

  • sharepoint-online
  • sharepoint
  • workflows
  • powerautomate

Tired of screen fragmentation? AppDimens is the unified solution for responsive, pixel-perfect UI across all platforms and devices. It offers adaptive scaling (SDP, SSP, Dynamic, Fixed) for Kotlin, Compose, XML Views, Swift, and SwiftUI, ensuring layouts and fonts scale perfectly from the smallest to the largest device.

Visual Studio Solution Starter Kit to download and base any Content Hub Development on. It supports Intellisense, Sync, Debugging and Unit-Testing e.g. for Content Hub Scripts and Azure Functions. It also stores External Page Components. Overall it provides guidance on how to best structure a Visual Studio Solution for Content Hub Projects and therefore accelerates Customers and Partners.

In this course your students will learn the fundamentals of Swift 3 programming, using Geometry as their context for learning. The style of this course mimic "Logo", which is an educational programming language designed in 1967 by Daniel Borrow, Wally Feurzeig, Seymour Papert and Cynthia Soloman.