Try Objective-C
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Try Objective-C
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Re: Try Objective-C
#2the site is very slow loading next page after clicking submit... Also, no option to skip the stupidly easy levels.
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#3Yow, that backend compilation step taking 20 seconds makes this way less fun than it looks like it should be :-/
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#4Yow, that backend compilation step taking 20 seconds makes this way less fun than it looks like it should be :-/
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#5I really like this, but I'll have to give it another try in a few hours after work when the HN rush subsides and gives the server some time to breathe/compile the challenges.
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#6Sorry for the slow response times on the challenge submissions everyone. We only have so many Mac Minis running these things . We are looking into ways to speed it up
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#7Very nice presentation, but it seems like this could benefit from an Emscriptened browser-based Objective-C compiler.
Fabrice Bellard's browser-based Linux boots in less time than this prints out "Hello, world!"
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#8Very nice presentation, but it seems like this could benefit from an Emscriptened browser-based Objective-C compiler. Fabrice Bellard's browser-based Linux boots in less time than this prints out "Hello, world!"
We're reusing the stuff we built for the Try iOS course we came out with late last year. I've looked into Emscripten for this and from what I saw it really wouldn't work with this course, although maybe I missed something?
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#9This seems fun. Unfortunately it is stuck at challenge 2 and takes about 2 minutes per compile.
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#10I really like this, but I'll have to give it another try in a few hours after work when the HN rush subsides and gives the server some time to breathe/compile the challenges.
Good idea, and our minis thank you ;)