michaelhhogue

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   by michaelhhogue 3y ago

   Yes, exactly. I think this is now the problem I’m aiming to solve. Not necessarily teaching programming, but teaching you how to how to actually use real-world tooling, real-world data-structures, and real-world design patterns. Only concer
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   by michaelhhogue 3y ago

   Yeah sorry I deleted it because I sort of figured out what you meant. But I see exactly what you’re saying. I’m pivoting the project in a different direction. Scrapping the courses, focusing on the editor. The goal is to ease the learner ou
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   by michaelhhogue 3y ago

   Wasn't aware of this. Looks very interesting. Thank you!
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   by michaelhhogue 3y ago

   Very interesting, thank you. Thinking about taking the project in a different direction based on the feedback I'm getting.
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   by michaelhhogue 3y ago

   > Maybe I'm missing something, but why does the platform need to be a desktop app? I would think of the desktop app as being an IDE built for beginners with free project-based courses built in. Any good IDE realistically has to be a
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   by michaelhhogue 3y ago

   Those are some solid points that I didn't consider. Thank you.
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   Ask HN: What would you look for in a platform to learn programming?

   5 points by michaelhhogue 3y ago|17 comments