"An interactive online marketplace where you can learn to code directly in the browser" Is it just me or does something seem ... off about this blurb? For whatever reason, "interactive online marketplace" just rubs me the wrong way, but I can't quite put my finger on why.
Code School now open to the public
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#52looks great, any plans for courses on Objective C, Cocoa, iOS/Mac development?
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#53I see "Featured Courses" on the homepage, and a "My Courses" link that requires a login, but no way to see any other courses. I take it that means the four I see are the only ones available/scheduled right now?
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#54Rails for Zombies is brilliant. Very high-quality stuff, and the website design is beautiful. I can't wait to see their JS courses.
Each one of these courses takes man-months of labor input between design, prepping content, refining it, shooting video, editing, building the backend interpreter, writing exercises, and implementing the exercises.
Trust me -- I wish they could be knocked out in a few days!
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#55I'd love to see computer science problems explained and solved. For instance start with a problem like http://www.coderloop.com/puzzles/friendsfinder and then show various approaches and solutions to it. Just a thought.
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#57Doesn't it seem to anyone else that there's more than a little astroturfing going on here? Many positive commenters in this thread have 1 karma and no other posts, and this link has shown up in no less than 3 front page links as of this writing. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2354776 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2354830 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2355091
I agree that three stories on the front page seems unusual, but two have slid down now.