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Show HN: Two unnecessary playgrounds – C# and ZX Spectrum in the browser
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codeguppy.com
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codeguppy
1y ago
Thanks a lot for the thoughtful feedback, really appreciate it!
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360: Do I look like a leader you'd want to work with?
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LinkedIn is my new blogging platform
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I still believe those early 8 bit computers were great to introduce young people to coding. These days we have many options but also lots of distractions. At one point I tried to replicate that coding experience in a browser by implementing
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Show HN: I recovered one of my earliest ZX-Spectrum games from an audio cassette
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2y ago
Thanks for the comments! I know that is a little bit verbose but so tempting seeing that sometime young coders have hard time with {}. I'm concerned though with "unlearning" this trick once they are ready to switch to regular
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Ask HN: JavaScript with Begin End
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Download the course in PDF format https://codeguppy.gumroad.com/l/js/ Discount code: GIVEAWAY (Enter the code, and the price will update to $0.00) If you like the course -- please give a shoutout to codeguppy.com
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Giveaway: Illustrated JavaScript Coding Course (For Families)
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I designed 3 unique hardware devices
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Exploring AI/LLM and other cloud-native technologies (PDFs)
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JavaScript Course for Parents and Kids
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LanguageX Is Like LanguageY
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From first computer vibes to tech wonders of today
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I built recently a demoscene like demo in JavaScript using my coding platform. Here is the program: https://codeguppy.com/code.html?javascript_is_cool Just press Play.
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Having a separate boys club and a girls club would be an acceptable solution.
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Do we have gender discrimination in elementary schools?
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Hi there -- This is Adrian, the author of the course and codeguppy.com platform. First of all: thank you very much for your feedback. As of now, the course has 693 slides and covers also more advanced concepts such as closures and classes.
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I love the old Usborne BASIC books... and the old type-in BASIC program books. I have in my collection a few of those. I love the work of Jeff on converting those old games to JavaScript. As I mentioned, I'm also impressed by the old U
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To add a little bit clarity to this post. I started working on a new illustrated coding course/curriculum for JavaScript (slide deck style). I’m about 30% into the project ... and would like your feedback. Please see below the first le
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Illustrated JavaScript coding course [pdf]
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Raspberry Pi 400 for $78.75
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The difference is that coralmicro will run on modern hardware (e.g. small SBC similar to raspberry pi)
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Thank you for the comment and suggestions. I'm not very familiar with Lisp... so I was considering an imperative language with easy to learn syntax: javascript, lua, or python.
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Ask HN: What software stack to select for my project (a modern retro computer)?
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Show HN: 90s style demoscene – JavaScript is cool (hit Play)
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Interesting!
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I agree with your point. In our case the current software is perceived legacy and management is looking for a new solution based on no-code.
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