Hi all, Michelle and I are holding Part 2 of our pair programming community meeting this week and at Justin's suggestion I've set up a free-tier Cloud9 (https://c9.io) instance hosting the mapping application we worked on last time.
Cloud9 is a hosted development environment that includes a VM console and IDE directly in the browser, and allows multiple people to work within the console/editor at the same time. This will make it easier for those who are remote to observe / join in, should they wish. Since it requires a little bit of prep (you need a Cloud9 account) I'm sending out this email now so those who want to join in can be prepared. Preparing to Join In 1. Create a free-tier account at https://c9.io (this requires a credit card even at free tier, a la AWS). 2. Send me your Cloud9 username and I'll add you as a read-write access project collaborator. 3. Log in to the IDE at https://ide.c9.io/waharnum/pair-programming-workshop come meeting time and fight with me for control of the keyboard! Observing https://pair-programming-workshop-waharnum.c9users.io/ will be the URL of the mapping application when it's running during the workshop (it should auto-reload in your browser as we work on it). Let me know if you have any questions! I think this should be an interesting experiment & make Part 2 more fun for those who are joining remotely. ALAN HARNUM SENIOR INCLUSIVE DEVELOPER INCLUSIVE DESIGN RESEARCH CENTRE, OCAD UNIVERSITY E [email protected]<mailto://[email protected]> OCAD UNIVERSITY 100 McCaul Street, Toronto, Canada, M5T 1W1 www.ocadu.ca<http://ocadu.ca/>
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