As a 16 year old, telling someone something is good because of their age is very detrimental to their learning later in life. I wish people didn't treat me differently when i programmed when I was younger. It creates a fixed mindset.

Why would he not ship the item via mail?

That's explained in the blog.

This is my favourite comment so far :)

Ok this is an awesome idea. I'm a student and really cheap and I don't really like using my credit card to buy things online but this is awesome. This is what I was searching for for about a week last year. Google docs/cloud based code editor. Great job.Does this support collaborative coding? Awesome man. I was looking for exactly the same thing wow.

Right now it does not, but if Google release an API for this I'll be on it.

A lot of people give unwarranted applause to young developers. So it's pretty easy for it to go their heads. I definitely agree that doing something at a younger age doesn't really mean that it's "better".

Some encouragement is a whole lot better than nothing though. For every one of these young app store success stories there's probably 10 who are just as technically gifted, but just enjoy programming for programmings sake.

I'm curious as to see how much he charged for the lessons.

My browser (chrome) doesn't support position: sticky so I guess the solution proposed is a lot better for compatibility.

oh for sure, and great job at it. I was just pointing out that this was more of a polyfill than a long term solution.

All I have to say is, About Fucking Time. How did they not have this feature before?

Honestly, it takes way too many clicks to find out when the next episode is. Fist I have to drag, then click. It should really be a 1 step thing.