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|Creator=Ricardo Lafuente, | |Creator=Ricardo Lafuente, | ||
|Date=2008 | |Date=2008 | ||
|Website=http://shoebot.net/ | |Website=http://shoebot.net/ | ||
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From http://ricardo.koizo.org/index.php?/code/shoebot/: | From http://ricardo.koizo.org/index.php?/code/shoebot/: | ||
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Shoebot started as an academic project during my MA studies at Piet Zwart Institute. It was created as a rewrite of Nodebox running on GNU/Linux on the Cairo graphics engine, geared towards server usage through a command-line interface. I've written a bit about the history of Shoebot here. | <p>Shoebot started as an academic project during my MA studies at Piet Zwart Institute. It was created as a rewrite of Nodebox running on GNU/Linux on the Cairo graphics engine, geared towards server usage through a command-line interface. I've written a bit about the history of Shoebot here.</p> | ||
In the meantime, it grew to become a proper community project, with a group of interested developers and users providing feedback and improvements to the source code. | <p>In the meantime, it grew to become a proper community project, with a group of interested developers and users providing feedback and improvements to the source code.</p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:00, 31 March 2015
| Shoebot | |
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| Creator | Ricardo Lafuente, |
| Year | 2008 |
| Bio | |
| Website | http://shoebot.net/ |
From http://ricardo.koizo.org/index.php?/code/shoebot/:
Shoebot started as an academic project during my MA studies at Piet Zwart Institute. It was created as a rewrite of Nodebox running on GNU/Linux on the Cairo graphics engine, geared towards server usage through a command-line interface. I've written a bit about the history of Shoebot here.
In the meantime, it grew to become a proper community project, with a group of interested developers and users providing feedback and improvements to the source code.