I haven't read the tut yet but… could I write a language like python with that tutorial? If not, what would it be the best tutorial for indented syntax like python?
I wish I could use the Swift compiler from the command line instead of having to download a 10GB XCode monster over my shitty 14kb modem that will take a couple of years.
In real world? Php, Python, Ruby and Javascript still reign supreme.
Mobile is another story since main platforms are controlled by corporations, but if it were for the hobbyists neither java nor swift would have had a chance.
Or just install solar roofs with power walls in every single american home for 1 trillion dollars and be done with it. No need to occupy extra land or run expensive machinery and power lines all over the country.
The web killed software versioning. Do we really care what version of HN are we reading? Or what version of Github are we using? Not at all, we just use it. Browsers are moving in that direction as well, same as OSes like Android and iOS.
Update the parts whenever needed without the user even noticing.
How much is the monthly subscription? I'd gladly pay up to $10 if they provide extra features like stock tickers, sports scores, extras, alerts, and a nice mobile app.
Btw, what are the member's advantages compared to any regular web user?