Arne Westphal

The elearn.js script is meant to simplify the creation of an information based Website presented as a digital paper. It can be used for higher education and Open Educational Resources using basic HTML. Additionally it can be converted from Markdown using markdown-elearnjs or its plugins.

The development started as a small paging script and grew into a bigger collection of easy to use elements. I developed most of elearn.js and its extensions elearnvideo.js and quiz.js, using ideas from users and our team at DL.MIN. It can be found on GitHub.

This node.js package can be used to convert Markdown to an elearn.js HTML5- or PDF-document. It is meant to be the core component for editor plug-ins like atom-elearnjs for Atom and vsc-elearnjs for Visual Studio Code.

markdown-elearnjs as well as the stated plug-ins were developed all by myself using TypeScript and JavaScript. For Continuous Integration I set up Jenkins on my private Raspberry Pi. The package can be found on npm.

The eTracker is a DL.MIN only status tracking tool. It was used by the Lecture2Go-Team to keep track of and update the current tasks and data locations and to improve the publishing process. Due to new hardware it is no longer necessary to split the process into several parts and thus the eTracker is no longer of use.

It was developed by me using PHP, HTML, CSS and JavaScript as well as PostgreSQL. Other than jQuery no libraries or frameworks were used.

Maler is a private project. It is Pictionary as a browser multiplayer game, running on my local Raspberry Pi. Multiple people can draw and guess words alternately, until all rounds are played, using a desktop or touch device of their choice.

This web application was developed as Node.js app using JavaScript, HTML and CSS. Also Socket.io and express.js are used in the project. Play Maler now.