GarethX

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by GarethX 10y ago
ah cool - if you're new to Node.js, then be sure to check out our free interactive course: https://gomix.com/#!/project/node-beginner
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by GarethX 10y ago
We'll be adding some type of super simple 'branching' type functionality allowing people to develop without breaking production.
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Here you go: https://gomix.com/about/
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by GarethX 10y ago
You could write it off as 'just' a web-based Node JS IDE. That is a large part of what it technically delivers. But here's a few points that we think makes it more useful and accessible to a much larger group of users than wo
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by GarethX 10y ago
Here's a brief text overview: https://gomix.com/about/
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by GarethX 10y ago
We looked but nothing like that came up. From what we can gather it sounds like the term, but isn't exact.
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by GarethX 10y ago
cool, pleased to hear it! The “tell me your hopes and dreams” bit came from an early user test we did. We literally just took the app they made and turned it into the welcome project.
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by GarethX 10y ago
thanks! We really appreciate this
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The new name's intended to be a little friendlier for people who might not necessarily see themselves as "devs" but still want to make stuff.
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by GarethX 10y ago
I'm going to point you in the direction of this https://blog.fogcreek.com/hyperdev-tech-stack/ just in case you came across it yourself. As I wanted to make clear that it's now out of date. While a lot of the
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Introducing Gomix(medium.com)
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Scaling Servant Leadership(blog.fogcreek.com)
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Table prejudice and HTML xenophobia(medium.freecodecamp.com)
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Lessons from My Post-Bootcamp Job Search(medium.freecodecamp.com)
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Rethinking Intelligence(fogcreek.com)
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The Institutional Yes (2007)(hbr.org)
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by GarethX 10y ago
Down for me - it still works in their iPhone app though.
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by GarethX 10y ago
Thanks torkalork! Node.js is definitely just a starting point for us - we plan to support all major backends.
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by GarethX 10y ago
Oh nice, pleased to hear it!
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We've ported the Javascripting workshopper to HyperDev too for those interested: https://hyperdev.com/blog/learn-javascript-nodeschools-javas... (useful for those working on locked-down School PCs etc.)
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by GarethX 10y ago
For the speedy first 1,000 we also have free copies of The Node Beginner Book in PDF/ePub/Mobi to giveaway: https://hyperdev.com/help/free-copy-node-beginner-book/
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Learn Node.js: A free interactive course for Node beginners(hyperdev.com)
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Which Country Would Win in the Programming Olympics?(priceonomics.com)
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by GarethX 10y ago
Direct download links: * Full-color PDF - https://blog.fogcreek.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/MakeBet... * iPad (ePub) - https://blog.fogcreek.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/
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Make Better Software Magazine(blog.fogcreek.com)
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Making Learning to Code Less Complicated(medium.com)
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by GarethX 10y ago
As long as HyperDev keeps going, but it doesn't lock you in - You can get a zip of your code, or export it to directly to GitHub, and it’ll work without any changes on other services.
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by GarethX 10y ago
It shouldn't be more than a couple of seconds between you making the change and it being updated in your live app. And projects remain up permanently if you log in (projects by anonymous users are removed after 5 days).
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The HyperDev Tech Stack(hyperdev.com)
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The Guts N’ Glory of Database Internals Backup, Restore and the Environment(ayende.com)
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