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A 2D game programming language that lets you code multiplayer like singleplayer. My dream is for it to be a super-engaging way for teenagers to get into coding because everything they make they can actually play with other people.
When devs put their top languages on their resumes, they are also saying a bit about how they prefer to work and what they value. This signal is largely lost on HR since a lot of it is insight you get from actually coding over time. I strongly believe that we can get more people hired and into the right organizations and cultures if people could see beyond the surface level of the keywords on a resume.
I'm looking for first customers now and people to give feedback on the idea and the upcoming offerings. There's a proof of concept now that hints at how it all works.
[Edit]: I wrote a re-introduction to Runno: The WebComponent for Code over the weekend (https://runno.dev/articles/web-component/)
I've been playing around with turning it into a sandbox for running code in Python (https://runno.dev/articles/sandbox-python/). This would allow you to safely execute AI generated code.
Generally thinking about more ways to run code in sandbox environments, as I think this will become more important as we are generating a lot of "untrusted" code using Gen AI.
Here's a demo (click on "Limiting Reactant"):
https://aponlink.com/ I built a no-AI, human-only social network focused on ONLY one thing - keeping people connected. I'd stepped away from mainstream social media last year due to the overwhelming negativity, privacy violation, etc. Then around early this year, I started to feel I was missing updates from people who actually matter in my life. Instead of going back to traditional platforms, I decided to create a si…
You need an about page with screenshots, ect. I'd like to know what I'm getting into before I invest my extremely valuable time and attention into your site. --- The links on the bottom of the page (about, privacy policy, ect) don't work. In general: Non-functioning links / buttons are a huge no-no. When I encounter non-functioning links / buttons in software, I just assume I'm going to waste my time and move on. I k…
1. The bottom nav links are fixed now, really appreciate you pointing that out.
2. > ...an About page with screenshots great suggestion! We’ll work on adding that soon to better showcase what Aponlink is about.
The goal is to allow anyone to know how much any car is worth at a given age/mileage, and eventually help people make better purchasing decisions.
Be warned: It's still a very buggy prototype at this stage and the data confidence for all but the most popular models is low!