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If anyone is thinking of creating an interactive coding course I'm working on https://codeamigo.dev/ https://codeamigo.dev/ to help. I want to create a free an
by plondon514 5y ago
If anyone is thinking of creating an interactive coding course I'm working on https://codeamigo.dev/ https://codeamigo.dev/ to help. I want to create a free and open marketplace for coding courses. I'd love to talk with anyone about good/bad experiences at other course platforms. My email is in my profile.
- ai_ia 5y agoI checked out your application. Looks cool. Are you planning to add other languages interactive environments as well?
- plondon514 5y agoHey Siddarth! Yes I have support for C, Elixir, Java, Python, Ruby, and Rust at the moment. I'm going to be adding more courses and languages over the next few weeks! If you'd like to follow along with the progress checkout https://twitter.com/codeamigo_dev https://twitter.com/codeamigo_dev
- ai_ia 5y agoAwesome. Followed you on twitter. Will be following your progress.
- fullstackchris 5y agoIf you're ever looking to support TypeScript eventually, the Monaco editor (https://github.com/Microsoft/monaco-editor https://github.com/Microsoft/monaco-editor) is your place to go. This is the same codebase that powers VS Code, yet is browser compatible and can come with all the Intellisense you need! EDIT: Actually it probably supports a variety languages
- plondon514 5y agoHi Chris! Yes codeamigo does use the monaco editor, although I think I need to spend a few more cycles on improving the error highlighting.