@meekell sounds good
For example, here's one I made: https://repl.it/@21natzil/Spoopy
posted to Ask by PaoloAmoroso
I can't say much about the website, I'll leave that to @amasad. For the community, however, the discord will be doing more code jams, we just started a new challenge on Repl Talk, and there may or may not be a(n) <redacted> just around the corner...
posted to Announcements by 21natzil
@Nettakrim Yep!
When will repl.it be making a music parody video like SUSE and MongoDB made?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vPt7GI-2kc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHNKTlz1lps
posted to Ask by BenOfWillis
@Water_Wizard Glad to hear it! The next newsletter should be out sometime this week!
@TheDrone7 Sorry, but not yet! This is something we're working on however.
posted to Announcements by mat1
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posted to Announcements by enigma_dev
But @enigma_dev, where do I submit my project?
posted to Ask by CaptainAnon
Not at the moment, however don't worry! This feature is planned and being developed as we speak.
posted to Ask by HenryClones
Your code has been restored!
@PierceMason I'm not sure, repl.it has changed a lot sense then. Try tracking the requests send in your browser through developer tools, and try to recreate it. That's how I first did it!
Hello! Moderators are selected by the repl.it team when we feel we need one. We'll contact you if we would like you to be a mod.
Sorry, but repl.it does not support sound at the moment. Sorry for the inconvenience. This feature is planned and will be added in time.
@MatthewDoan1 Congratulations! You're the winner of the Halloween challenge!
Not at the moment, sorry. You can either ask them to share their profile link, or go to https://repl.it/@profile-name. For example, https://repl.it/@21natzil
I'll try to remember replitears for the weekly repls. 😉
posted to Ask by dylanharding33
Remi is a library that acts like a GUI, and has similar syntax. However, it makes a website that have the GUI on it, instead of opening a window. This works great with repl.it! I should note, despite what the repository says, it doesn't work on firefox, however it's perfectly fine with chrome.
posted to Announcements by jajoosam
Looks awesome, maybe porting to Firefox next?
posted to Learn by ericqweinstein
This is a great game! However it's had it's time under the sun. I hope everyone enjoyed this project, because I know I did! Anyways, I'll be unpinning this now, but that doesn't mean you can still find it! Thanks @ericqweinstein for this amazing game!
Python is a great language, but choose whatever you want! Each language has it's own advantages and disadvantages. If you like Python, go for it. But if you want to try any other languages, that's perfectly fine too.
What an array, or list means, greatly depends on the language. Let's say we're talking about python. Lists are, lists, simple as that. But if someone says array, they could actually mean a list, and their just calling it that because they come from another language. Or, they actually are talking about arrays, and are most likely talking about numpy.array. NumPy is a very popular module for doing complex math in python, and people that use numpy pretty much always use it's array class. I hope this helps clear up some confusion!
@RojerGS When creating a website on repl.it, you're only restricted by your browser. When working with Python / Pygame repls, sound is not supported, sorry for the confusion.
posted to Announcements by 21natzil
@rediar For persistent storage. EasyDB is more designed to be a temporary storage system, for things like testing, and maybe running tests.
Perfect, this is exactly what the terminal needed!
I want to learn Go, as I'm not very familiar with staticly typed languages and I feel Go is a good place to start.
Yes, and no. Yes you can create sockets, and they will behave normally. The problem with your code is that you're using gethostname. Replace that with "0.0.0.0" which means it will bind to the computer, but be accessible externally. The reason I say no, is that whenever you open a socket and bind it to the repl, repl.it is tricked into thinking you started an HTTP server (A web server). It will then start requesting your website, which may cause issues with your code. It will also convert any request other people made to the repl into HTTP.
Nathan here, don't worry! I'm perfectly fine, although I appreciate the concern. While I do make the newsletters, I didn't make the Run on Repl.it feature , so it wouldn't be very fair for me to send out that email under my name.