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Show HN: The JavaScript Way, a new book for learning modern JS(github.com)
39 points by bpesquet 10y ago|23 comments
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Inferno creator joins the React team(twitter.com)
4 points by bpesquet 10y ago|0 comments
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by bpesquet 10y ago
Do you remember the last time you weren't totally or at least partially disappointed at the end of an Apple event? Me neither. Maybe we expect too much. Maybe Apple has consistently failed to deliver for a long, long time.
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Ask HN: Should JavaScript newcomers bypass ES5?
1 points by bpesquet 10y ago|2 comments
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by bpesquet 10y ago
Great writeup about how deep learning came to be: http://www.andreykurenkov.com/writing/a-brief-history-of-neu... (posted here a few months ago).
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by bpesquet 10y ago
Hi Quincy, FreeCodeCamp's a great project. However, I always wondered about your long-term goals and "business model" (if there is one). You're offering to integrate old Coursera courses into FCC. But what if you change
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by bpesquet 11y ago
A nice example of what can be done with the Teachable platform ( https://teachable.com ).
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by bpesquet 11y ago
Hi all, I'm a French engineer/teacher in computer science and also the author of this newly created course. It's focused on would-be and beginner programmers, but I'm seeking advice from experienced JS devs in order to i
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Show HN: Learn to code with JavaScript (French)(openclassrooms.com)
11 points by bpesquet 11y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Best example for teaching the basics of object oriented programming
3 points by bpesquet 11y ago|4 comments
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by bpesquet 12y ago
Thanks for your answer. As a teacher, I'll probably give classmill a try soon :)
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by bpesquet 12y ago
A question for the site creator who seems to watch this thread : how would you compare classmill to https://usefedora.com ?
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by bpesquet 12y ago
Yes, and it works fine (example : https://www.gitbook.com/book/bpesquet/programmation-orientee... ). You can even write multi-languages books.