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Summer of Code/2015/Interactive JS Shell (view source)
Revision as of 00:23, 26 March 2015
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I would very much like to extend the idea to make a very flexible application and with some more features. I propose an application that would provide an easy interface to create web based(HTML5/CSS & JS, runnable on any supported browser) interactive tutorials that can be installed on any local (or remote host) server machine to host the created tutorials for learning programming languages.
I would very much like to extend the idea to make a very flexible application and with some more features. I propose an application that would provide an easy interface to create web based(HTML5/CSS & JS, runnable on any supported browser) interactive tutorials that can be installed on any local (or remote host) server machine to host the created tutorials for learning programming languages.
I got the motivation for this project from this site https://try.github.io/levels/1/challenges/1. This is very similar to the main idea but also helps the student to learn a language step by step. This is also to make anyone, even with a very little knowledge of the subject, able to make tutorials for fellow students.
Interactive tutorials are a great tool for newbie learners. There is no better alternative to it which can help you learn programming languages etc. in no time. There are many programming languages and courses and video tutorials available that it is not possible for anyone to learn everything. But time comes when one needs to learn more than one thing within a time constraint and all of it by himself. We intend to generate a software platform where anyone with some knowledge of a language can create small interactive tutorials (Web based). If we consider video tutorials it takes time to learn and even more time to download in remote areas. Sometimes it also becomes boring that many students do not find interest in it and give up even before starting the task.
* '''RUNNING A JAVASCRIPT CODE :'''
* '''RUNNING A JAVASCRIPT CODE :'''
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