treehouse

And the next step after the Minimum Viable Treehouse is Treehouse 2.0.

We have a young environment with offices in MidMarket SF and a robotics laboratory (aka adult treehouse) in Oakland.

I assume The Simpsons is due to their 27 Treehouse of Horror events while the rest of the show does not necessarily have a central focus.

Platforms like Treehouse and Codeschool have superior learning UX and require monthly payment of $25-50.

Not only is is not a minimum viable treehouse, it's actually an enterprise treehouse, and his kids are playing in boxes and in the dirt because what they wanted was a scrappy 37signals-style treehouse.

My treehouse was a 4x4 sheet of plywood with 2 2' 2x4's cut for bracing stuck/nailed in the crotch of a tree.

There was some talk of renaming it to TreeHouse now that it exports a key-value tree, but that one didn't really catch on.

If this gives you impression of a treehouse filled with cultist, who am I to judge.

Basic JS under my belt from team treehouse and udemy course.

I LOLed a bit at the low cost on this and the authors treehouse.

IDE - I use Sublime Text for front-end development lessons (team treehouse, udemy), and Cloud9 for the Ruby course I am taking through Udemy.

I'm on Team Treehouse at the moment for Web Dev track.

I'd suggest either Codecademy or Treehouse, both of which I have used and have really accessible introductions to both languages.

Same with programming education platforms: Codecademy, Codeschool, Treehouse, Lynda, Pluralsight.

On Treehouse, for exmaple, after learning some basic Swift, your first 'project' is to build a one-page 'FunFacts' app, where you press a button and it cycles through ten 'fun facts'.