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Good work. As author of Ace (the source code editor) I'm always happy to see it being used. Do you guys have Cappuccino bindings for Ace you might consider sharing?
Thank you so much for making this. I'm learning to program, and an intern at a place where I can't use my computer, can't install anything on their windows machines, and have a lot of free time. You just made my life a LOT better.
Mind you, if it pays well and you have enough spare time to pursue your own interests then it might not be such a bad thing overall!
Thank you so much for making this. I'm learning to program, and an intern at a place where I can't use my computer, can't install anything on their windows machines, and have a lot of free time. You just made my life a LOT better.
Sounds like you need to get a better internship =] Mind you, if it pays well and you have enough spare time to pursue your own interests then it might not be such a bad thing overall!
I'm a political science major.
Thank you so much for making this. I'm learning to program, and an intern at a place where I can't use my computer, can't install anything on their windows machines, and have a lot of free time. You just made my life a LOT better.
Sounds like you need to get a better internship =] Mind you, if it pays well and you have enough spare time to pursue your own interests then it might not be such a bad thing overall!
You've no idea how good it is to see an IDE on an iPad. Editing doesn't seem to work, but so what; it's _there_
We are aware of this and are working on an on screen keyboard, kind of like this: http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2010/04/integrating-virtual-k... To answer the question below: we would need a custom layout to ensure all the curly brackets and other common JS chars are one tap away
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Interesting tweet: "... someone made the old @heroku for node.js" -- did Heroku start out as a browser-based app builder?
Yes, Heroku was the first. I tried it out. It was fun, but I think they realised that though it was a novel idea, it was not the _Big Idea_, and they replaced it with what they now have. That's pretty inspiring when you consider how much work they threw away and how that decision has been rewarded.