RobertLysik

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Searching for Starlite(bbc.com)
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by RobertLysik 14y ago
Although I appreciate the effort that went into developing Blockly Maze, I am unclear as to why it was developed, rather than suggesting that Scratch be used to teach elementary school children in Vietnam. The Scratch development environmen
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by RobertLysik 14y ago
Thanks for the inspiration...I was pumped after reading this since I find myself in roughly the same frame of mind. I'm in the process of wrapping up Hartl's tutorial and preparing to do my first Rails project. I am so happy to read about y
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by RobertLysik 15y ago
You got me...I got sucked into playing this tonight :) Very clever, you were able to get me to poke around with things I hadn't tried yet. Thanks for providing the reset option, I made a mistake at level 12 and it really came in handy. I'm
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by RobertLysik 15y ago
I'm glad I saw this, I had to clear my cached pages to see that Blueprint was swapped out in Chapter 5 for Bootstrap. Now this will give me another chance to play with Git :) This was already a brilliant tutorial, but this has made it even
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by RobertLysik 15y ago
Congratulations, it looks like you're on your way to escaping from developer obscurity :) I really like the clean spare design of your calendar app. Great job on the promotional page and video, it looks very professional. However, when I wa
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by RobertLysik 15y ago
As someone in the process of learning Rails myself I absolutely agree with your blog post. Especially your admonition to begin working on a project of your own much earlier than when you feel ready. That is the surest way to reinforce what
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by RobertLysik 15y ago
Congratulations, that's excellent! I'll have to show this to my daughter. She wants to make her own Hello Kitty game since she's been watching her older brother (8) making games on Scratch :) Its an excellent platform for learning the basic