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Video: Computer Software in Plain English
Date Produced:
Mar 24 2009
Video Length:
03:34
Show Description:
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<span class="description"> A short explanation of how operating systems and software programs work together to make computers useful and customizable. </span>
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<span class="description">Shared on <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5lvOfSrFZDc">YouTube</a> and <a href="http://dotsub.com/view/253fc0e4-32fe-4c36-80e4-5dfb692dbb95">Dotsub</a> (translated subtitles). </span>Need a <a href="/transcript-computer-software-plain-english">transcript</a> ?
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<b>We're <a href="http://www.twitter.com/commoncraft">@commoncraft on Twitter</a>.
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Video Length:
03:11
Video Resolution:
850 X 480 (minimum)
File Size (MOV):
72MB
File Size (WMV):
52MB
Store Description:
<span class="description"> A short explanation of how operating systems and software programs work together to make computers useful and customizable. </span>
Site License Price:
$349.99
Individual License Price:
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Computer Software in Plain English
By leelefever on March 24, 2009 - 9:38pm
Experiments With The New @CommonCraft Twitter Account
By leelefever on December 14, 2008 - 9:10pm
Custom Video: Enerjy for Java Development
Date Produced:
Jan 22 2008
Production Video:
Production Video
Show Description:
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<a href="http://www.enerjy.com">Enerjy</a> was our first client production focused on the world of software development tools (its a plug-in for <a href="http://www.eclipse.org/">Eclipse</a>.)
Enerjy does something unique: it looks at Java code and produces the
Enerjy Index - a 1-10 scale of integrity. This helps developers
understand what parts of the code are likely to produce bugs - and
why. The video will hopefully make this clear:
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<b>Need a custom web video? </b> Check out our <a href="/network">Explainer Network</a> of producers.
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