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Provides a framework for creating holographic apps using JavaScript and WebGL.

Source: Microsoft/HoloJS: Provides a framework for creating holographic apps using JavaScript and WebGL.

At its core, Hero is similar to Keynote’s Magic Move. It checks the heroID property on all source and destinations views. Every matched view pairs are then automatically transitioned from it’s old state to it’s new state.

Source: lkzhao/Hero: Supercharged transition engine for iOS.

Standalone App of Forge Viewer on iOS without Internet by Cordova

Source: Standalone App of Forge Viewer on iOS without Internet by Cordova

The Deep Learning textbook is a resource intended to help students and practitioners enter the field of machine learning in general and deep learning in particular. The online version of the book is now complete and will remain available online for free.

Source: Deep Learning

This is a collection of thoughts on securing a modern Apple Mac computer using macOS (formerly OS X) 10.12 “Sierra”, as well as steps to improving online privacy.

Source: drduh/macOS-Security-and-Privacy-Guide: A practical guide to securing macOS.

Generally, the following is a list of small, easy-to-integrate, portable libraries which are usable from C and/or C++, and should be able to be compiled on both 32-bit and 64-bit platforms. However, I have not personally verified that any specific lilbrary is as advertised, or is quality software.

Source: nothings/single_file_libs: List of single-file C/C++ libraries.

Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) is an XML-based framework for authentication and authorization between two entities: a Service Provider and an Identity Provider. The Service Provider agrees to trust the Identity Provider to authenticate users. In return, the Identity provider generates an authentication assertion, which indicates that a user has been authenticated.

Source: How SAML Authentication Works

As I’m preparing for a project that will involve Python programming, I need to get up to speed with at least a basic level of Python mastery. However, I’m not a big fan of using the interactive Python REPL, or whatever it is actually called:

Source: Running Python in Xcode: Step by Step — Erica Sadun

List of Machine Learning, AI, NLP solutions for iOS

Source: alexsosn/iOS_ML: List of Machine Learning, AI, NLP solutions for iOS

It wasn’t written in Swift and certainly wasn’t running in Swift. I decided to play around: I built a playground, assigning massive lists of emoji strings to emoji variables, and got these examples running properly using Swift syntax.

Source: Swift By Emoji: A considered approach — Erica Sadun