Bridges the generational gap between UNIX beards and javascript hackers.
Just log on and I’ll guide you from there. :)
The core system depends only on node_redis but some of the example commands are built with external APIs: google maps, flickr, etc.
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zapnapCool idea. I especially love the tutorial approach. I was smiling all the way through it. I’m not entirely sure where you go from here, but the command-line-widget concept could lead to some interesting uses, or you could use this as the basis for unix or programming language tutoring. In any case, I like it a lot, even though I’m not entirely sure what the next steps are :). | |||
slightlylateI really, really want to vote this up as I want a command line like this to work well, but it feels like it’s missing something like a pipe or port which would allow commands to compose meaningfully. Also, the design leaves a lot to be desires vs, say, TermKit. | |||
mendelcGood idea. I could see this site being useful as a teaching tool. Needs more content, but it’s a great start. | |||
therazorbladeThis is really cool. It really needs some design and move the tutorial out of the main shell area. | |||
foxxtrotWorks as advertised, I appreciated the implementation of the pipe operator, though it seems that it was incompletely implemented (the ‘flickr’ command didn’t honor it). Also had problems with the map command. In all, this is a cool hack, but seemed to be missing some polish and completeness that would have really wowed me. | |||
Good idea, but too limited | |||
This was well done. I enjoyed myself testing it out. | |||
Fun app, with some cool stuff going on behind the scenes. Could be something like Codecademy if desired | |||
Pretty damn awesome, feels local.