Show HN: Learning Ruby on Rails by creating an app

Re:Show HN: Learning Ruby on Rails by creating an app by CBizzle on Friday November 02, 2012 @02:24AM (#4731505)

Nice! But what's up with all the typos?

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Re:Show HN: Learning Ruby on Rails by creating an app by thejosh on Friday November 02, 2012 @02:25AM (#4731512)

Feels like it was translated from something..

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Re:Show HN: Learning Ruby on Rails by creating an app by pocha on Friday November 02, 2012 @02:26AM (#4731514)

Our bad. Being non-native speakers, guess the grammar is bad. Please excuse.

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Re:Show HN: Learning Ruby on Rails by creating an app by thejosh on Friday November 02, 2012 @02:33AM (#4731535)

I really admire anyone who is willing to write up good documentation.

What is your native language?

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Re:Show HN: Learning Ruby on Rails by creating an app by pocha on Friday November 02, 2012 @02:40AM (#4731554)

Its Hindi (national language of India) for me & Kannada (a local language here in India) for my co-founder. We are reasonably good with spoken English but guess the written part is reasonably bad. We are on a lookout for a good tech guy who likes what we are doing, loves to write & can help us with the content creation & proof-reading.

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Re:Show HN: Learning Ruby on Rails by creating an app by CBizzle on Friday November 02, 2012 @02:29AM (#4731520)

Will do! I love what you guys are trying to do. Thanks!!

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Re:Show HN: Learning Ruby on Rails by creating an app by pocha on Friday November 02, 2012 @02:36AM (#4731544)

Thanks. Do give the Codelearn Playground a spin. The tasks are not prominently visible & you would need to wade through the lessons to see them. Would appreciate some feedback here or you may drop them to us personally - [email protected]

Caution: Things should be reasonably stable but you may expect some beta hiccups. Some hiccups might also come due to high HN traffic. We have reasonably low traffic otherwise. The server is a small EC2 instance.

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