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The January/February (23.1) issue of xDev Magazine is now available!
Here's a quick preview of what's inside!When It Rains, It Pours by Marc Zeedar
Wondering why this issue was a week late? In November, Marc suffered a retinal detachment in his right eye that required emergency surgery and no computer use for two weeks. Then, just as things were getting better, he broke two ribs!
AI on Pi by Eugene Dakin
How would you like to make your own AI server that runs on a Raspberry Pi? Eugene shows how to set one up using free tools so you can use AI privately on your own equipment. You don't even need internet access!
Image Batcher by Marc Zeedar
With Xojo adding preemptive threads, Marc was prompted to create a program that uses XojoScripts to batch process images. In this early version, you can crop and resize, or add a frame, watermark, and a drop shadow on a batch of dropped images.
Alternative & Supplemental Income by Tim Dietrich
In this issue's "The Business of Xojo" series, Tim explores supplementing your income. He offers tips and suggestions on how to make extra money on the side, using your Xojo skills. Who couldn't use more money?
Plus: An interview with Anthony Cyphers, the genius behind GraffitiSuite; the internals of Xojo; how to add information to an Apple Contact; and how to use ffmpeg to extract frames from videos, and more!
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In April 2016, xDev Magazine purchased the Xojo article site RBLibrary and rebranded it xDevLibrary. There you can buy individual articles, Xojo programming books, and more, all delivered to you instantly. Check out xDevLibrary today!
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xDev Magazine went digital-only in 2008, but now we're bringing back print subscriptions! You can read more about them on our Print Subscriptions page. |