LiveEdu is a project-based learning platform that equips people with hands-on skills in future technologies. Initially established in 2015, the company has grown to be one of the largest project learning platforms in the world....
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LiveEdu is a decentralized learning ecosystem that teaches people how to build real products in future technological fields. Here are just ten (10) of the numerous benefits that are available to you as a subscriber:...
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Have you ever had the joy of carrying out acceptance tests? For our team at Delicious Brains, testing our releases, in the past, has been one of the most dreaded… Read more
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Thefooting is a senior software engineer who loves developing games. Currently, he is working as a C++ Senior Developer in Underdog-Games which he co-owns with the fellow livestreamer brodie124. In the past, he worked as...
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RedIronLabs is a VR Unity Game Development team in Calgary Alberta. They specialize in dark horror. As the stream is maintained by Lloyd Summers – the co-founder and the lead developer for RedIronLabs. They are...
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Meet Lloyd Summers, the technical co-founder of Red Iron Labs. He is a regular streamer on LiveEdu and has already streamed over 104 hrs of content! Currently, he is working on his C# VR Horror...
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If you are looking for a guy who is inspired by “Ants,” then you finally have the chance to do so. Meet Foamy125, a self-taught engineer who likes the Ant’s world and Lisp. He loves...
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