probitymike

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by probitymike 15y ago
yes! Can you send one to michael.d.mcgee@gmail.com thanks
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Is Design the new Development?(blog.codeacademy.org)
1 points by probitymike 15y ago|0 comments
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Code Academy to move to 1871 tech hub(articles.chicagotribune.com)
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by probitymike 15y ago
It is both a reference guide and an introduction to HTML & CSS. This was built (initially) as a compliment to Shay's weekly lecture to the Code Academy. Most of our students in Code Academy are "fresh beginners" and have been going thro
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by probitymike 15y ago
The intended audience is for Code Academy students here in Chicago learning web development and user experience design. Shay uses this as a resource to guide the students through their learning.
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by probitymike 15y ago
"Bonus round would be giving the students a way to actively demonstrate their newly gained knowledge inline with the tutorial." Nailed it. The site is is the foundation of Shay's weekly lecture, and in class, we have students do exercises w
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by probitymike 15y ago
This isn't a standalone resource yet. Shay uses this in class to explain all the key concepts in further detail. After each class, the students can back go back and reference these concepts. However, everything can be better, so we will mak
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by probitymike 15y ago
Like Shay mentioned below, this website is a work in progress and still being tested out, but right now the website is a supplement to what Shay teaches in class. Shay uses this in class and we mix in lecture, demoing, and lab work to help
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by probitymike 15y ago
This site/curriculum was built for our Code Academy ( http://codeacademy.org ) students currently learning web development and user experience design. Most of our students are beginners, and have already gone through four weeks of Shay's HT
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by probitymike 15y ago
This is a great resource Shay! I wish someone would have built this accessible curriculum 18 months ago when I started learning HTML & CSS. This feedback on HN will only make it better.
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by probitymike 15y ago
This is awesome! Way to incorporate feedback and make quick improvements.
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Code Academy, Minorities in Tech and the Nitty-Gritty of Programming(siliconangle.com)
1 points by probitymike 15y ago|0 comments
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by probitymike 15y ago
I am in love. Can't wait until I actually have some money to buy these shirts.
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by probitymike 15y ago
I think they are students of the program who just got on Hacker News. They are baby programmers trying to get into the community, let them grow! They can also be a little feisty and protective.
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Show HN: Code Academy - Learn how to build web applications.(codeacademy.org)
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by probitymike 15y ago
Excited to see what companies come out of this challenge!
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by probitymike 15y ago
Ping us off list to see how we can get Code Academy running up in SF! mike AT codeacademy DOT org
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by probitymike 15y ago
We have a lot of people in the Bay asking us for a program like this, so I don't think there is anything out there like us yet! Keyword is "yet."