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旭 陈
Learn G-code with interactive simulations
Learn CNC programming by simulating operations. Input G-code to machine parts. Rotate and zoom 3D models. Adjust tool paths and view machining results. Practice setup and tooling configurations.
James Roberts
Practice with real cello drone tones
Provides reference pitches with rich overtones similar to real cellos. Allows users to practice with accurate tuning tones. Includes adjustable pitch settings and playback controls. Supports repeated playback for consistent tuning practice.
Jian Cheng
Judge tones instantly with self-assessment
Detect Mandarin tones by recording your voice and comparing it to correct pronunciations. Receive instant feedback on tone accuracy. Practice isolated syllables to improve tone precision. Track progress over time.
Akira Takahashi
Mask words with lines and draw sentences
Study vocabulary or sentences by masking them with adjustable lines. Change line color based on accuracy. Automatically adjust lines for PDFs and fix angles. Batch mask content using search. Import files from cloud storage or device.
IHPCI.org, z.s.
A gentle introduction to programming.
Karel is an educational programming language designed for individuals new to programming. The language was developed by Richard E.
Haven Ministries (Apps)
Listen to Bible-based programs and devotionals
Access daily Christ-centered content including programs, devotionals, and Bible passages. Listen to topic-based or scripture-focused audio. Follow embedded Bible verses while listening.
Yoshitaka Watanabe
Convert text to ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs.
The app converts entered characters into ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs. Users can input English, Hiragana, Katakana, or Kanji, and the app supports numbers and pronouns.
OnePercent Software (OPC) Private Limited
Compile and run Go on your phone
Edit and highlight Go with syntax detection. Compile and run programs directly on the device. Access exercise questions to practice and improve coding skills.
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