Show HN: Edabit – Like Duolingo for Learning to Code
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Re: Show HN: Edabit – Like Duolingo for Learning to Code
#2so people will pick it up for a couple of days, and then forget about it for weeks on end?
Re: Show HN: Edabit – Like Duolingo for Learning to Code
#3Why don't I have the instructions and my code on the same page?
Seriously, I need all my information visible to me. What's going on here?
Re: Show HN: Edabit – Like Duolingo for Learning to Code
#4so people will pick it up for a couple of days, and then forget about it for weeks on end?
Don't generalize from yourself to other people. Duolingo has been very useful to me.
Re: Show HN: Edabit – Like Duolingo for Learning to Code
#5so people will pick it up for a couple of days, and then forget about it for weeks on end?
Don't generalize from yourself to other people. Duolingo has been very useful to me.
He's right about most people and duolingo. It's simply not hooking enough, and most people use it exactly as described.
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#6The instructions don't load for me in Firefox so I had to open up in Chromium. I disabled my adblocker in FF but didn't do any in-depth troubleshooting.
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#7I really like this, great work. I might try introducing a few people to this. specifically for python.
I went through the first python challenge and i think it might be at a slightly higher level than a true beginner would need.
Re: Show HN: Edabit – Like Duolingo for Learning to Code
#8submitting / result checking takes a long time
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#9I think w3schools related links should be removed from the Resources tab, due to the consistent low quality of that site
Re: Show HN: Edabit – Like Duolingo for Learning to Code
#10I really like this, great work. I might try introducing a few people to this. specifically for python. I went through the first python challenge and i think it might be at a slightly higher level than a true beginner would need.
The Ruby exercises are good, if very basic. Solid introduction.