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From: Kickstarter HQ <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Subject: Projects We Love: Code and Canned Goods
Date: Thu, 23 Jan 2014 21:19:45 +0000
it This week in Kickstarter
We're three weeks into 2014, and we're making Kickstarter better. This week
we released a new way for creators to communicate with backers. It's a small
but helpful change, if we do say so ourselves.
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Hello Ruby
Hello Ruby
By Linda Liukas
Who says you need a screen to teach kids about code? Set to be written and
illustrated by programming teacher Linda Liukas, Hello Ruby aims to combine
the worlds of software and storytelling to help small children get excited about
technology through the adventures of one little girl.
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Destroy All Presets: A re-mixable chiptune album
Destroy All Presets: A re-mixable chiptune album
By Doctor Popular
Doctor Popular made his last album on an iPhone and his latest on a Game
Boy Advance. With Destroy An Presets, he will release a special version of the
album's source files in a Game Boy cartridge, for the purposes of listening,
exploring, and remixing.
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he Cornershop
The Cornershop
By Lucy Sparrow
Cornershop is every item you're used to seeing in a corner newsstand: canned
beans, deli meats, and even magazines -- only plush, stuffed, and handmade.
Lucy Sparrow's project will create a pop-up art installation where viewers can
see and touch all of those things. We never knew canned goods could be so
cute.
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