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It doesn't really matter as long as your startup is good, people really could care less. Besides with an open source startup people can help you debug. Which is exactly what the people I am working with did. https://github.com/lefnire/habitrpg https://github.com/lefnire/habitrpg/wiki/Business-Model We even got a kickstarter for our open source startup http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/lefnire/habitrpg-mobile So no it is not a bad idea to open source your startup just be careful.

Just tweeted to them about w3cfools.com hopefully they fix it.

Submit it to duolingo.com

Thanks

That book only applies to you if you have a very flexible schedule.

Reminded me of this http://vim-adventures.com/; Prefer OP version since it gets you used to the way VIM works.

Care to do one for COBOL or any of the older languages? I have always wanted to toy with them.

@lefnire @notch @scottksmith95 @zedshaw @twbootstrap

Yes clientsfromhell.net sorry about that

These guys could always use some help. https://github.com/django/django https://github.com/reddit/reddit https://github.com/ipython/ipython https://github.com/kemayo/sublime-text-2-git In all honesty though go find one yourself;consider what interests you or what you would like to learn find a codebase that does it and contribute.

clientsfromhell.com would like to have a word with you

Mind sharing your product with me, I would really like the chance to use it?

http://hackdesign.org/ is what I am using

I like being able to come and go as I please. That's why.

Where?

Nope still 404

I am getting a 404 upon clicking that link but will defiantly check it out later

Thanks for posting that

Yes and sign me up for beta.

This will be interesting... habitrpg.com

Thanks I will try that and exercise.

I would pay a grand or so a month if not more

I will do the latter since I have no way to do the first. Thank you again.

Then I will figure something out thank you for the help

No but I told him 50/50 on profits

First and foremost I have used both products and enjoyed them both. To be honest Team Treehouse is great it really is but yes it does feel like you could pass the quizzes without really knowing anything. That being said their content was excellent but I wish they had more advanced topics. Soon enough though they are going to start getting into command line and the advanced parts of CSS(see here http://teamtreehouse.com/roadmap). Codeacademy on the other hand made it impossible to move forward without really knowing the material. Problem with Codeacademy though was it's lack of material. It only covers a few things at the current time relative to Team Treehouse.

Codeacademy.com it is free and contains lessons on html,css,javascript,ruby,python,jquery, and apis. Plus if he really gets into it you can always sign him up for codeschool or team treehouse later.

It is recursive but currently that is my #1 problem with it. I know I am not alone in that either. Back then yeah Ubuntu was awesome but if this keeps up then even less people will adopt it. Canonical needs to get it together.

No Ubuntu's #1 bug right now is it is incredibly buggy. I kidd you not every five minutes I get a system error. I am running a machine from last year and everything. It has become a horrible OS and it sold out.

I could really see myself using this soon for a project I am working on. Glad someone made this.