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From the title I thought it was teaching programming languages - that would be a nice extension as well. Just type out some linux source code to learn C :)

• jeanmayer 3y ago
  that's actually a great idea, will think about this and create something
  • nmstoker 3y ago
    Fantastic if you do, as it's a nice elegant yet simple design you've created. I totally thought it meant computer language too, but that's likely the context of viewing it here! Anyway, great job with this tool, whether or not you can add computer languages!
• myself248 3y ago
  Some years ago, I read a programing book, and it explained, paraphrasing: > There is no disc included with the book. All the code printed on the page will have to be typed in, by you. This is deliberate. Typing is sloppy, but programming is precise, and it is imperative that you develop attention to detail if you are to program successfully. The intent is that you develop increasing attention to detail along with the programs in the book, which are in order of increasing complexity.
  • elbear 3y ago
    From what I remember, Learn Python the Hard Way used a similar principle.
• johnnyanmac 3y ago
  Yeah, same. My first thought was "oh hey, this will help me get some Rust syntax under my fingertips!" It's a very large ask but I do look forward to other (spoken) languages being expanded. Could definitely use this for Japanese practice.