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Love the Wunderlist sound! Check out this sound design study about it: https://medium.com/@lexkon/sound-design-studies-wunderlist-3...

Would recommend joining the Design Systems Slack [1] and attending the Clarity conference [2] to meet like-minded folks! [1] https://twitter.com/jina/status/713173129263067136 [2] …

Congrats, Bill and Rich! Seeing the API's success makes me incredibly happy.

It removes the first space and adds a period instead.

Really well done. I'd love to see one of these teaching the CSS animations they use.

I didn't create it, but Pinboard ( https://pinboard.in/ ) is a great example of a successful one person business. Founder Maciej Cegłowski wrote about it here: https://static.pinbo…

Here's a permanent link: https://www.facebook.com/BugBounty/posts/778897822124446?str...

Thanks! I'm aware of Harvey but is there anyway to configure a domain name? Feel free to reach out at daniel@danoc.me.

Good point. I replied to kendalk and mentioned that forming teams and having competitions might be overwhelming in the beginning, but maybe it makes sense to two individual semeste…

Thanks Kendal! I think we'll probably have them start on Ruby since we have a few students that can teach it and have experience in RoR. > Perhaps you could set up teams that could…

I do like the idea but I'm worried that people would lose interest if we spent too much time on code I wrote. I think there is value in that though and might incorporate some perso…

I'd love to teach Git and Github but I think that'll a bit complicated for the non-CS majors. And I like the web hosting idea. Who are the non-evil web hosts and registrar's nowada…

I think can definitely be done if it's taught quickly. Much of that can be condensed into 10 minutes then taught again when people are starting to get the hang of things.

This is incredibly helpful. Thanks! > So, this is web development in general, not specifically CS software engineering, or electrical engineering, right? We really just want to enc…

Great, thanks! I'll take a look.

> I would have them build anything and everything with the caveat that no matter how good they were (or weren't) the quality of their code would suck looking back in 5 years Great …

Thanks! My main concern is that 2/3 of the people signed up don't have any programming experience, so it will be hard to keep it interesting for CS majors and slow enough for every…

Great, thanks! I've been looking at David Malan's CS50 web programming lectures at Harvard and found them useful as well. https://cs50.harvard.edu/lectures/9/m

I've be working with a few other students to create HackBU [1], an organization at Binghamton University designed to teach web development and create a “hacker” culture. We have 30…

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As another CS major working at a college newspaper, I agree! Are you the web developer? Shoot me a message.