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Tim Erickson edited this page Feb 15, 2020
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In this wiki. we will explain about the various CODAP plugins contained in here, with specific help about their design, installation, and stuff like that.
- Structure — the typical structure of a plugin, with code examples
- Common — a folder of common files, often included in plugins
- php and mySQL — how we connect to databases in these early versions
- Configuration — how to put these things on a new server
- Example of an event in action — See how a user catches fish
- How to munge NHANES data — The path from SAS transport to MySQL
- Handling data in portals — Using blodgett as our example, with special attention to time
- Galileo — play Galileo! Observe moons and infer which is which and orbital periods
- fish/poseidon — rework of a commons game using React
- NHANES 15 — like NHANES, but from 2015 instead of 2003. Slightly different attributes
- Snapper — a tool for collecting "snapshots" of measure values as sliders change
- Blodgett Forest — One year's data from the Blodgett research forest in California
- NOAA — Retrieve data from the NOAA daily or monthly feed.
- Spreader — De-tidify a tidy dataset, spreading data out into new columns. See the link.
- Four-Color Universe — rework of the old nature-of-science system with modern technology.
- arbor — a tool for making diagnostic or regression trees by hand
- geiger — find the radioactive speck!
- timer — collect data from a timer
- journal/univ — reboot of the nature-of-science project using CODAP