Austin Cory Bart acbart

Hello hackers! Here are some suggestions for hacking during the Hackathon of cool things to try playing with.

For Python

Want to make something with Python? Here are some cool things you might try using:

Python in the Browser: Pyodide

Want to have Python running directly in the browser? You can use a new system called Pyodide! I found this guide that seemed like it would get you something basic going: https://testdriven.io/blog/build-spa-with-python-part-1/

These are some vague ideas for projects I am working on or starting, and could use some interested students to engage with!

Apply at: https://vip.udel.edu/projects/Digital-Education

Canvas extensions via Userscript, many ways we can do more here: https://github.com/UD-CIS-Teaching/more-canvas-tools/
Extending, documenting, testing, building out the Pedal project (sophisticated autograding framework): https://pedal-edu.github.io/
Game development library for CS1, meant to be truly novice friendly: https://designer-edu.github.io/
Analyzing the huge quantity of autograding data from CISC108 that I've collected over the years and utterly failed to capitalize on correctly.
Properly dockerizing BlockPy so that it's much easier for others to use
Porting over the CT@VT curriculum to use BlockPy more extensively: https://ct-vt.github.io/

	## Generally useful built libraries
	import sys
	import os
	import json
	import math
	import re
	import itertools
	from collections import defaultdict
	from dataclasses import dataclass
	from datetime import timedelta, datetime

	from dataclasses import dataclass

	@dataclass
	class Teacher:
	name: str
	years_teaching: int
	has_corgi: bool
	courses: list[str]

	me = Teacher("Dr. Bart", 6, True, ["CISC108", "CISC320"])

	(async function() {

	function startDialog(title, body) {
	if ($('#dialog').length == 0) {
	$(document.body).append('<div title="' + title +
	'" id="dialog"></div>');
	}
	$("#dialog").dialog({
	autoOpen: false,
	show: "blind",

	from dataclasses import dataclass

	@dataclass
	class Empty:
	pass

	@dataclass
	class Tree:
	value: int
	left: Empty or Tree

	from bakery import assert_equal

	name = "Captain"

	def shorten(word: str) -> str:
	return word[:3]

	assert_equal(shorten(name), "Cap")
	assert_equal(shorten("Babbage"), "Bab")

	# -- coding: utf-8 --
	"""
	This program draws a heart using MatPlotLib.

	You don't have to worry about how it does it, just
	make sure that it runs. If it's successful, a heart
	will appear in a new window.
	"""

	# Import graphing library

	import sys
	import os
	import builtins

	build_class_orig = __build_class__

	class Tracer:
	def __init__(self, code, filename):
	self.code = code
	self.filename = filename

	# Comment out each section's triple quotes to show or hide them!

	"""
	def double(number: int) -> int:
	new_number = number * 2
	return new_number

	def double_mutate(number: int) -> int:
	number = number * 2
	return number