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https//cfry.github.io serves one application:<br/>
<b>Dexter Development Environment version 4</b>.<br/>
DDE has several deployment platforms. <br/>
This "cloud" variant is the easiest for most people to access.
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DDE is an application that:
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  <li>is an extensive IDE for developing applications on the Dexter robot.<br/>
     Dexter is a 7 axis robotic arm.<br/>
     It is a product of Haddington Dynamics.</li>
  <li>makes it easy to learn and run JavaScript.</li>
  <li>makes it easy to learn robotics, especially for performing "stay in place" applications.</li>
  <li>facilitates learning AI, including ChatGPT.<br/>
      DDE's embedded GPT Interface helps you understand GPT's capabilities and<br/>
      make use of it for general purpose learning as well as helps you<br/>
      author code that calls GPT for knowledge-intensive applications.</li>
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We highly recommend modern versions of the Chrome browser.<br/>
DDE will <i>mostly</i> work in Safari, but there's bugs in the user interface.<br/>
Chrome on Android phones doesn't work for large applications like DDE.
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To drive a Dexter robot (not just the simulator)<br/>
please read: DDE4 Doc pane<br/>
User Guide/Configure Browser for DDE4 Cloud
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<a href="dde4/dde/index.html"><b></b>Use DDE4.2.3</b></a> Released Feb 12, 2025<br/>
<a href="dde4.2.4/dde/index.html"><b></b>Use DDE4.2.4</b></a> Released Jun 20, 2026<br/>
<a href="dde4.2.2/dde/index.html"><b></b>Use DDE4.2.2</b></a> Released Jul 1, 2024<br/>
<a href="dde4.2.1/dde/index.html"><b></b>Use DDE4.2.1</b></a> Released May 2, 2024<br/>
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<b>How decide which release to use</b><br/>
Our goal in making a release is for the release to be at least as good,<br/>
in close to all ways, than the previous release, and to have some significant benefits.<br/>
So we encourage you to use the latest.<br/>
But just in case we make a mistake,
previous releases are available.<br/>
If you're about to do a demo, use the release you've tested your demo in.<br/>
Every release contains release notes for itself and previous releases.<br/>
See Doc pane (upper right), top level item: <i>Release Notes</i>.
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