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February 17, 2014 11:51 pm GMT
With sites like Codecademy and Stack Overflow, there are plenty of ways to learn programming and get help online but there's nothing like a live human being who can answer your questions and look at your code, according to the co-founders of a new website called HackHands.One of those co-founders, Forest Good, described the site as an "Uber for programming" in other words, it allows you can get programming help at the moment that you need it. The company has built out a global network of mentors, so Good said you should be able to visit the site at any time, describe the problem that you're facing, and then get connected to a mentor within 15 minutes. The two of you are connected via video chat (powered by TokBox), and you can also work on the code together in a collaborative text editor (or just share the relevant screen on your computer).
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Though Its Network Of Mentors, HackHands Offers Live Help For New Programmers
With sites like Codecademy and Stack Overflow, there are plenty of ways to learn programming and get help online but there's nothing like a live human being who can answer your questions and look at your code, according to the co-founders of a new website called HackHands.One of those co-founders, Forest Good, described the site as an "Uber for programming" in other words, it allows you can get programming help at the moment that you need it. The company has built out a global network of mentors, so Good said you should be able to visit the site at any time, describe the problem that you're facing, and then get connected to a mentor within 15 minutes. The two of you are connected via video chat (powered by TokBox), and you can also work on the code together in a collaborative text editor (or just share the relevant screen on your computer).Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/t4qx47Twbv8/
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