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Mat Schlenker,
Benjamin Coban
Der Codevember e.V. veranstaltet jährlich einen Hackathon, bei dem kreative Ideen umgesetzt werden. In diesem Jahr findet der Codevember erstmals gemeinsam mit dem FZI Forschungszentrum Informatik in Karlsruhe statt. Durch die Zusammenarbeit wollen wir nicht nur Projekte umsetzen, sondern auch Einblicke in aktuelle Technologien geben, neue Perspektiven eröffnen und zeigen, wie kreative Ansätze gesellschaftlichen Mehrwert […]
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Benedikt Beuttler
Codevember e.V. is teaming up with the Institute of Computer Science at the Ludwigsburg University of Education for a Eduthon event on June 14th-16th. This collaborative event is all about hacking, gaming, and learning. Whether you’re into coding, game development, or just passionate about education technology, this event has something for everyone. An Eduthon is […]
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Benedikt Beuttler
Our 10th Codevember hackathon has arrived and it was a blast! The event was again hosted by the incredible AI Xpress in Boeblingen (https://aixpress.io/), supporting us with drinks, techs, their makerspace and tools we needed for a successful hackathon. After kicking off the event on Thursday evening with pitching our ideas and projects to our […]
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Mat Schlenker,
Christoph Kreisl,
Benedikt Beuttler
This year’s Codevember IX hackathon was an unforgettable experience! The event was hosted by AI Xpress in Boeblingen, the location is simply awesome for tech enthusiasts. Our Codevember IX weekend was running from Friday until Sunday. We were thrilled to meet old study colleagues from around Germany and even the Czech Republic. This year’s event […]
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Mat Schlenker
Paraspace is an easily deployable, open-source framework that allows highly interactive installations and performances for e.g. artists and companies. What’s Paraspace? Paraspace is a framework which, once deployed, can be used as a tool to provide a broad set of interactions between an artist or installation and visitors. Basically, it’s a server that provides an […]
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Patrick Schulz
Vim, Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code, Windows Powertools – I’m daily using a bunch of feature rich software. And everyone who once used Vim (or Emacs) knows there sometimes is no way around keyboard shortcuts! Or is there? In this post I like to show off a personal project, my very own macropad. In the […]
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Benjamin Coban
When writing complex programs in C, one will be confronted with the topic of code redundancy and accessibility control issues. C++ was first introduced in 1983, called “C with classes”, and solves a bunch of hurdles stumpling upon programming in C. The advantages of object-oriented programming languages Defining complex data structures in C remembers of […]
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Benjamin Coban
In this post, I will show you guys how I set up a C Compiler on my Windows 11 machine. Since as a tutor I will check completed tasks written in C, but I personally want to avoid a big Visual Studio solution for it, I will use the WSL2 on my machine to compile […]
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Benjamin Coban
In order to determine the runtime of a recursive function, it is helpful to translate this function into an implicite one. This blog post illustrates a straight-forward approach, intuitively – with exactly 5 steps on a small example. This approach is also applicable for almost every recursive function. Why Tho? The reason to resolve a […]
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Benjamin Coban
It is widely known that the security of a system seen as property is not static. Therefore, there cannot exist a general algorithm deciding whether or not a given system is secure in its sense. IT-Security Architects and Engineers are stuck with persistent research of bug reports of the technology the respective enterprise is using. […]
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