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JavaScript.com a place to learn to code

• rsrsrsrs 11y ago
  The UX is amazing. Good job! The domain name itself is awesome. How much did it cost?
  • rhengles 11y ago
    I'd think that Oracle would like at least a mention of their trademark on this domain... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8344049 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8344049
• CatsoCatsoCatso 11y ago
  Minor bug: On https://www.javascript.com/try https://www.javascript.com/try when submitting more than one command a horizontal scroll bar appeared and blocked my view of what I was typing at the bottom of the console. (Making the console unusable.) I fixed it by sticking overflow-x: hidden; onto the element's style. A bodged fix, but the bug should probably be looked into. Using latest Chrome on Windows 7.
• andresmanz 11y ago
  Very nice design and UX, indeed. I'd love to see other languages on that 'platform', too. Oh, and... "Don't be afraid when a box pops up — that's your code working, Penis!" I'm sorry. I really tried, but I couldn't resist.
• gauravgupta 11y ago
  Seems like an interesting concept, but I still find crowdsourced tutorial websites far better and up-to-date. Example: http://hackr.io/tutorials/javascript http://hackr.io/tutorials/javascript
• VOYD 11y ago
  meh. "Web 3.0".