General Assembly Launches Dash, A Tool For Coding Newbies(techcrunch.com)
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General Assembly Launches Dash, A Tool For Coding Newbies
http://techcrunch.com/2013/10/15/general-assembly-launches-dash-a-tool-for-coding-newbies/
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Here's a youtube demo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2tcMPCcnt8
then have them put it in the website. Customers shouldn't have to google that at all. But thanks.
I know HTML and CSS and tried out the product. I found it so fun I wanted to go through all the lessons, plus I learned some new HTML 5 tricks I had glossed over.
Possibly easy to confuse with http://kapeli.com/dash. I understand this is completely different, but both fall within the category 'programming'. I'm not a Mac user but I'm aware of the older 'Dash'. (Incidentally, is there a similar offering for Linux? Other than installing the offline documentation for each lib, obviously!)
Nathan made a great product and worked really hard over the last few months to make it perfect!
Learning to code gets more fun, relaxed and personal. I like it.
this is surprisingly addictive...wish there was more already!
best online programming tool i've seen.
This looks like a really great tool.
Damn it. I am serious: use Persona. I know at this point people'd say, well, most people are still going to use providers like gmail. Well, it's better to have a single identity than multiple one.
2. Don't ask people to sign up until you have shown them your features. A demo what it is like to use your service. Like seriously... I consider this whole giant signup button as a crime. You are asking me to provide you my identity and my password and my name before I even had a chance to evaluate your product. If I don't like it that record will sit in your database.
I'd like to see a 2 minute Youtube commerical and/or a bunch of screenshot.
No. This is not how you do business.