Prototyping 2019/2020

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Trimester 3 / SI #12

Prototyping/2019-2020/T3 for Special Issue #12: Radio Implicancies

Trimester 2 / SI#11 Post-Digital Itch

See schedule for entire SI at Category:Post-Digital_Itch#Schedule

Trimester 1

session 4: 2019.11.25

Content - structure, integration to Print and website

Organize Content:

  • add your content page to
  • add to any of the pages the [[LFP Publication]]


Convert content to HTML (for website) and ICML (for print)

session 4: 2019.11.11

pad https://pad.xpub.nl/p/2019-11-11-prototyping

  • what is your module?
    • what is its output?
    • what is its inputs?
  • how does your the module work with others' module?
  • where are you at the moment?
  • what are you struggling with?


session 3: 2019.10.07

Wiki Publishing

Workflow for the LFO publication

  1. Gather and organize content on the wiki
  2. Fetch the content using the MW API and shell tools
    1. Text group: download on files the texts belonging to the [[Category:LFP]]
    2. Image group: download the images belonging to the [[Category:LFP]]
    3. Shell Tools
      1. curl: GET the API requests:
        curl -s "http://pzwiki.wdka.nl/mw-mediadesign/api.php?format=json&action=query&list=allusers&aulimit=10"
        
      2. jq: Command-line JSON processor
        curl -s "http://pzwiki.wdka.nl/mw-mediadesign/api.php?format=json&action=query&list=allusers&aulimit=10"  | jq '.query.allusers[].name'
        
      3. grep: match patterns
      4. sed: replace patterns
  3. Convert the content to the desired formats
    1. Example1: Page texts: mediawiki -> html Tools: Pandoc
    2. Example2: Images: resize, change color profile Tools: ImageMagick

session 2: 2019.09.30

session 1: 2019.09.16


  • wishlist
    • command-line audio: sox, (jack)
    • audicity