On Thursday 22 June 2006 21:59, Matt Arnold wrote:
Bruce Webber is creating the software, which is called Karda.
Bookmark
this page to track and participate in the project:
http://www.karda.org/
Karda is in Python and will eventually be a web app. We would really
like you to assist Bruce in programming it!
I wrote a similar web application for my personal use that
generates simple
Lojban bridi and their English equivalents and asks you to
translate from
English to Lojban. I'm using the temporary name Jbocpes ({lojbo
cpedu} ==
{jbocpe}, "Lojban-asker" + {s.} to make a name). Suggestions for a
better
name are welcome.
It's not very smart (i.e. it doesn't parse what you type, it
generates the
most straightforward Lojban representation and expects you to type it
exactly), but it's helped me practise the simple stuff and I'm
gradually
improving it as my Lojban knowledge grows. The flashcard approach
of rote
memorisation doesn't really work for me, but interactive stuff
seems to help
me a lot more. YMMV.
Anyway, Paul Vigo's email earlier in the week made me realise that
it might be
useful to other people as well, so I made it multi-user and added a
registration system. Feel free to sign up and use it as much as
you want.
The current vocabulary is limited, but I'm adding more as time goes
by and
contributions are welcome. Just don't expect too much, I'm a
beginner in
Lojban and I haven't spent much time on this :).
http://www.jbocpes.zenodotus.net/
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