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DevTable - collaborative online IDE
(devtable.com)
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While I fully endorse emscripten ( see http://web3dblog.wordpress.com/2012/11/19/news-on-bananabrea... ) I started to play around with https://github.com/rogerwang/node-webkit which is a precompiled chromium that loads a HTML/CSS/JS-Zip
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This is exactly what you do in ThreeJS. THREE.GeometryUtils.merge does that.
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Sure. Mail sent.
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I am working on something similar with the prospect of getting CannonJS physics to work so that one can walk the city (in my case procedurally generated): https://twitter.com/dirkk/status/309024330115842049 I also tried a multi-device app
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Come to think of it, one can nearly consider this a 'serious game' (though I don't like the term much) or it could be enhanced into this: after all it describes the ... process in quite an entertaining way. It even explains why sometimes lo
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It really took me some time to find out what this is about but it becomes obvious when you are near the target :-). Great job!
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Exactly. Axing the reader makes my private and professional life/work way more complicated. That is the first time that a Google believer like me feels they pulled the rug under me.
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exactly.
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Would you care to open the Python implementation? (and thx for open sourcing the Ruby one)
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... and still nobody wrote 'Pachelbel' yet. :-)
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This is clearly the case with me, yes, since one can't really avoid JS.
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rather WISIWYG (what I see is what you get).
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http://jsfiddle.net/dirkk0/MySJf/show/
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I just mailed Shawn, and this was his response: Q: "and I wonder - did you try this out in the 'field' (ie class room), already?" A:"Yeah, I have, I have been playing this for 2 years with students. The response has been amazing, both for g
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World Of Classcraft
(worldofclasscraft.com)
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and you can do things like "screen -X -S minecraftserver -p 0 -X stuff "say test $(printf '\r')"
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fantastic! thank you!
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This is old news but still beautiful.
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And I was reminded of this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IuZYhFtSZsY @puzzle: great idea!
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Which reminds me of Notchs upcoming(?) game with the DCPU-16. http://dcpu.com/dcpu-16/ http://0x10co.de/ Assembler know-how might be in demand soon.
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Probably the best hour I spent on youtube for some time - thanks for the link. Loads of insights there on many levels.
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Indeed - thanks.
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You are absolutely right IMHO. Same problem (seems off-topic but i am not so sure it is) is for someone who doesn't smoke. I don't and I thought about starting (or at least getting myself chocolate cigarettes) to join the colleagues outside
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If you want editing with multiple users on the same document, there is (as I mentioned above) ShareJS and Etherpad Lite. But you will need some server-sided components for that. The 'standard' for code editing in the browser is ace: http:/
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No, I didn't. Now it works, thanks!
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Doesn't work for me - seems I am doing something wrong. I open a tab, write something, close the tab. I open a fresh tab - no text. I'd expect that the written text would show up.
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This is ZenPen
(zenpen.io)
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ok - and how do I retrieve the saved contents?
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I totally agree with you except that I still stay with the combination Python and JS (actually like the author). But there's no way to avoid JS so why not better embrace it. @hackreactor: nice! @packagemanager Yeoman ( http://yeoman.io/ ) d
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