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Re: Show HN: ClassroomIO – an in-browser programming environment for education

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Hey Sławomir, great work! Do you think it can be somehow adjusted to the youngest kids that are not ready for Python, but would like to code anyway? Powodzenia, trzymam kciuki za Ciebie i Twoją platformę!

Thanks! And nice touch :)

As for the questions – I haven't thought much about that, but maybe it would be nice to have. Do you have some ideas on what that simpler than Python could should be? Like e.g. Scratch, or something else?

Re: Show HN: ClassroomIO – an in-browser programming environment for education

#22
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I would guess that you're using Wasm for this. If it's not a secret, can I ask which Wasm libs you're using?

Hey, I'm not, the code is sent to the server for execution.

I'm afraid can't help with the libs then ;)

I'd like to have more functionality in-browser, though, like an LSP running as a worker in the background. Do you have any materials that I could read about it or something like that?

Re: Show HN: ClassroomIO – an in-browser programming environment for education

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You need to sort the domain/TLD confusion. Your brand name ends with "io" (.io being popular in programming websites) and highlighted in yellow in your logo. Your website is .site and your email is .app. I also think just reading the name that it's a classroom CMS, and not programming related. PS: it's a shame because the idea is excellent and the presentation looks good but yeah naming is hard...

Thanks for the feedback! (And the kind words :). Yeah, I'll rename it soon, trying to get a better domain now.

Re: Show HN: ClassroomIO – an in-browser programming environment for education

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I would guess that you're using Wasm for this. If it's not a secret, can I ask which Wasm libs you're using?

Hey, I'm not, the code is sent to the server for execution. I'm afraid can't help with the libs then ;) I'd like to have more functionality in-browser, though, like an LSP running as a worker in the background. Do you have any materials that I could read about it or something like that?

It's been some time since I've played with this stuff, but the libs I used were https://github.com/oraoto/pib for in-browser PHP, Pyodide for in-browser Python, and https://webperl.zero-g.net for in-browser Perl.
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