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codeguppy
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codeguppy.com
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Thanks a lot for the thoughtful feedback, really appreciate it!
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360: Do I look like a leader you'd want to work with?
I’ve spent 20+ years in tech, with 15 of those in software leadership. Recently I decided to look for a new opportunity, and as part of that I’ve been sharing some of my lessons an…
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LinkedIn is my new blogging platform
I had different blogs (on blogspot, on their own domain, in markdown, etc.). Now my blogging platform in LinkedIn where I put some sort of marchitecture articles: https://www.linke…
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I still believe those early 8 bit computers were great to introduce young people to coding. These days we have many options but also lots of distractions. At one point I tried to r…
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Show HN: I recovered one of my earliest ZX-Spectrum games from an audio cassette
Recently, I managed to recover some of my earliest work from the ZX Spectrum era from an old audio cassette. It is a mini-game, that I created as a teen, called "Atomix," written i…
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Thanks for the comments! I know that is a little bit verbose but so tempting seeing that sometime young coders have hard time with {}. I'm concerned though with "unlearning" this t…
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Ask HN: JavaScript with Begin End
Hi coding enthusiasts, I run a small JavaScript coding site for code newbies: codeguppy.com What I've noticed is that most beginners have a hard time to properly open and close the…
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Download the course in PDF format https://codeguppy.gumroad.com/l/js/ Discount code: GIVEAWAY (Enter the code, and the price will update to $0.00) If you like the course -- please …
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Giveaway: Illustrated JavaScript Coding Course (For Families)
Dear Parents, I’ve created a JavaScript coding course designed for the whole family! This course is ideal for parents eager to teach their kids the basics of coding. It covers Java…
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I designed 3 unique hardware devices
Hello all, I'm sharing with you the design of 3 unique hardware products that I designed. If you are working in tech or you're a gadget lover, you may find some of these designs us…
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Exploring AI/LLM and other cloud-native technologies (PDFs)
I'm sharing with you a small PDF collection of my research papers on AI/LLMs, cloud-native technologies, web API, and product design. The papers are intended for a general audience…
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JavaScript Course for Parents and Kids
Hello parents: I've assembled an "Illustrated JavaScript Coding Course" to teach your kids how to code. Almost 700 slides of fun content! Get the course here: https://codeguppy.gum…
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LanguageX Is Like LanguageY
Kotlin is like C# https://ttu.github.io/kotlin-is-like-csharp/ Kotlin is like TypeScript https://gi-no.github.io/kotlin-is-like-typescript/ JavaScript is like Python https://codegu…
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From first computer vibes to tech wonders of today
Dear tech friends, I'm inviting you to share the nostalgia about early teach: Q1: First computer vibes! Please share details about your initial encounter with computers! What compu…
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I built recently a demoscene like demo in JavaScript using my coding platform. Here is the program: https://codeguppy.com/code.html?javascript_is_cool Just press Play.
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Having a separate boys club and a girls club would be an acceptable solution.
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Do we have gender discrimination in elementary schools?
When I found out that there are coding clubs in US public elementary schools that accept only girls, I thought to ask reddit about this. In my opinion children of both genders shou…
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Hi there -- This is Adrian, the author of the course and codeguppy.com platform. First of all: thank you very much for your feedback. As of now, the course has 693 slides and cover…
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I love the old Usborne BASIC books... and the old type-in BASIC program books. I have in my collection a few of those. I love the work of Jeff on converting those old games to Java…