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docs: Fix a few typos (#65)
There are small typos in: - PythonBuddy/static/js/cm-validator-remote.js - README.md Fixes: - Should read `virtualenv` rather than `vitualenv`. - Should read `error` rather than `eror`. - Should read `enjoyed` rather than `enojyed`. - Should read `curriculum` rather than `curriculumn`. Signed-off-by: Tim Gates <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Tim Gates <[email protected]>
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PythonBuddy/static/js/cm-validator-remote.js

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// Null check to make sure eror message is not empty
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// Null check to make sure error message is not empty
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if (error.line_no != null && error.message != null && error.severity != null) {
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var start_line = error.line_no;
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README.md

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python --version
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If you don't use Python Python 3.7.6, some Python libraries that PythonBuddy relies on **may not work**. Please refer to this documentation for figuring out how to create a specific version of Python via vitualenv via this StackOverflow [post](https://stackoverflow.com/a/39713544).
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If you don't use Python Python 3.7.6, some Python libraries that PythonBuddy relies on **may not work**. Please refer to this documentation for figuring out how to create a specific version of Python via virtualenv via this StackOverflow [post](https://stackoverflow.com/a/39713544).
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5) Pipe requirements to venv folder:
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### FAQ:
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Why did you make this? <br>
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In 2014, I was a Community TA at MIT edX 6.00.1x course where I helped teach over 1000 students. The year after I started researching under Prof. Eni Mustafaraj. She had a data set from that course and we saw a high attrition rate of students within the first 2 weeks. After digging through the curriculumn and data, I realized that the students left because of difficulties setting up their Python environment and complex error messages that they couldn't solve when running their code (ex: some students had path issues).
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In 2014, I was a Community TA at MIT edX 6.00.1x course where I helped teach over 1000 students. The year after I started researching under Prof. Eni Mustafaraj. She had a data set from that course and we saw a high attrition rate of students within the first 2 weeks. After digging through the curriculum and data, I realized that the students left because of difficulties setting up their Python environment and complex error messages that they couldn't solve when running their code (ex: some students had path issues).
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So, I created PythonBuddy to address this issue so that students wouldn't have to go through the frustrations of setting up a Python environment and running into seemingly "random" bugs. PythonBuddy allows users to jump right into Python programming with the support of live syntax checking & highlighting. Also, professors and teachers could easily set up a server and allow students to quickly test out their code with PythonBuddy online.
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As of October 2020, PythonBuddy.com will no longer be a demo server for this open-source project due to the increasing costs of hosting it for 80,000+ people monthly. Instead, this URL will redirect back to this GitHub repo.
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### How can I support PythonBuddy?
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If you enojyed using this open-source project, please consider donating whatever you can to these organizations that address problems I'm passionate about:
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If you enjoyed using this open-source project, please consider donating whatever you can to these organizations that address problems I'm passionate about:
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- https://www.nami.org/Home
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- https://www.cradlestocrayons.org/
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- https://codenation.org/

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