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willsentance
2y ago
Wonderful message and reminder
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willsentance
3y ago
Cheers Josh :)
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willsentance
5y ago
I like the idea of scaling the high engagement/accountability needed to really take in challenging material
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willsentance
5y ago
I've been using bop for the past 6 months - I've always wanted to see the dynamic that Google Wave created (or the shared google docs that people use to live work/message together) in a messaging app. I wonder if an API captu
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Using pair-programming for learning to code
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willsentance
10y ago
Shout out to Jenna, Mike and Jerry for building this for the community
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willsentance
11y ago
Icecomm lets you use Webrtc to do this pretty easily (icecomm.io)
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What is the best way to learn JavaScript?
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Should I attend a coding bootcamp or learn on my own? Why?
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What are the best resources to learn Node
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Product Hunt iOS app in React Native (open source)
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willsentance
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We created Hacker News chat roulette (by accident)
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willsentance
12y ago
But it's early days - thoughts on the kimono labs route?
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willsentance
12y ago
That was part of why we built this. Give me a message at icecomm.io@gmail.com - I'd love to help you build one!
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willsentance
12y ago
Hey Will here (one of the creators). Yep we wanted to make setting up WebRTC - allowing P2P connections client-to-client, without a server as simple as possible. The pricing plan is not fully worked out- we're thinking something simila
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12y ago
I always recommend this: http://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/ Not exactly a 'how it works' article, more how it can work really well