Introducing Keybase for SK
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It’s been a while since we’ve updated our development log, but we’ve still been working hard on tons of projects (as seen in our updated docs pages).
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Announcing Chocobars
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Getting started with Django for Voicebox
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At AC0/RD, one of our goals is to connect the world. APIs, or Application Programming Interfaces, allow applications to talk to each other. These applications can be developed by the same company or by different groups. They are extremely valuable in what we want to do as a company.
Updates
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Contents July August Splitting - Corporate Update New Projects Notion - Collaborative workspace
Clickup & AC0RD Dashboard
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One app to replace them all. All your work in one place: Tasks, docs, chat, goals, & more.
A Django games library
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Open Source Social Networks - a viable option?
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Due to the rise in popularity of services like Humhub and cheap - but good quality - hardware like the Raspberry Pi, we’re considering migrating & combining wordpress with a R.Pi service that will be secondarily hosted on Github.published: true
Star Sailors Backstory
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To turn Star Sailors, and Manacaster, into a series that is created, played, and expanded upon by people all over the world, we need to write some lore, or a backstory. To increase the likelihood and quality of sequels, we need to identify and nail down what the universe of Star Sailors is about. 1
Manacaster February Update
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Our team numbers have swelled to 4 for the development of Manacaster, and that’s just one of the things that we’ll be talking about in today’s post about the development of our blockbuster game.
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Constructing Social Networks
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We’re all on social media, and we’re always on the lookout for groups around the interwebs that house people with similar interests to us. We comment on forum boards and say our thoughts in the replies of various blog posts, but what’s the best way to make your own social network that is engaging and people will use?