Year: 2015

The open source code for our most popular student project from previous SS12s has been moved to our Project Possibility organisation on GitHub. This move was triggered by Google’s announcement that it will be closing Google Code whic his our current project hosting. However, GitHub is a great place to be, both in terms of popularity and service features. Here are the projects and their repositories on GitHub.

• Lunar Tabs (Desktop)
• Lunar Tabs (Android)
• Lunar Tuner
• Word Predictor
• Orbit Binary Input Game
• Orb Binary Input Game

Enjoy!

Congratulations to USC StealthFly team on winning the title of 2015 U.S. SS12 Champion. The CSUN and USC teams produced great projects. We invite the competitors to continue their work and consider collaborating with fellow competitors to make their projects even greater. Two thousand fifteen (2015) marked the ninth year the SS12: Code for a Cause was be hosted in the United States. In collaboration with the Center on Disabilities at CSU Northridge the 2015 U.S. SS12 Finals was held at the 30th Annual International Technology and Persons with Disabilities Conference.

You can find each teams work in their project repositories:

• CSUN’s LightsOut
• USC’s StealthFly

For all other projects visit the Project:Possibility GitHub Repository. For more information about the US SS12 series visit the U.S. SS12 page.