Nepalese student learns HTML, JavaScript, CSS using just a mobile phone

Post by victornomad » Wed, Jul 21, 2021, 10:49 PM UTC

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wow! I'm glad that termux exist, it's such an amazing tool! I don't know if you might find it interesting but I made an open source coding tool and framework for Android that is pretty fun and fast to use. You can code using the phone or a computer using a remote editor throught Wifi (no internet required). It comes with lots of examples and remixing them is quite fun to get quick and nice results. It's called PHONK…

The "compile it your self" link in the README ( https://github.com/victordiaz/PHONK/blob/master ) is a 404. (also, it should be "yourself"), and the landing page site header is cut off on mobile, so the GitHub link doesn't show up.

Post by Ronson » Wed, Jul 21, 2021, 11:12 PM UTC

Post by nashashmi » Wed, Jul 21, 2021, 11:22 PM UTC

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I think of all those people with phones that easily break because the phone was not made so well. Or because the children are not so tech savvy to make garabage tech work. Like I can. Having been in a highly stressed environment myself, the emotions that drive them to self harm are all too well known for me.

> garabage tech I know this was a typo, but it feels like an unintentional portmanteau of "garbage" and "garage" which seems to fit particularly well. I hope you don't go back to edit this! Also: Borrowing!

Post by eigenvector » Wed, Jul 21, 2021, 11:46 PM UTC

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Thank you for such kind and generous gesture. Sadly, with how things are with the courier and customs dep. here they can charge 30-40% of orignal price to receive electronic items Fortunately, I have managed to get few python freelance gigs here and there and in a few months, I may be able to afford one.

> they can charge 30-40% of orignal price to receive electronic items Ouch. Hanlon’s razor aside, it’s almost as if the government is intentionally preventing the economy from modernizing. Really sad that some bureaucrats couldn’t see the huge long term gains of a more technology-oriented economy, and instead could only focus on whatever marginal short term revenue these tariffs generated.

Post by a9h74j » Thu, Jul 22, 2021, 12:04 AM UTC

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Great story, but you've never dreamt in C++.

I've dreamt in bash-like, but in my defense it was kind of a fever dream.