Ivan Galic

Hi ProductHunters! Swifty Ninja Jr is a completely free (no catch) programming fundamentals course with Swift 2.0 for complete beginners. If you spend any time online, you'll see stories about coding, how to learn and why everyone should learn coding all the time. There is a huge number of classes, courses, bootcamps and other material to match. So why another one? Because everyone sells...

To me it looks cool, but for a very small niche. If you really need windows for a few things - and only very few things - but don't want to carry around a Windows laptop for that, it's certainly useful. For most things presented though, I don't see anything it can do that a phone or tablet can't. You can't use it on its own (needs at least a display of some sort), very short battery life, low...

I love the visual style of this game, and puzzles get quite interesting as well.

Thanks for the book, downloading and reading now :)

Looks beautiful, I totally fall for artwork like this every time. I think you should definitely put up the video in the AppStore - it's beautiful and conveys really well what the game is about. When I read 'sliding puzzle game', I almost just skipped it - it was the video that convinced me it was interesting and worth looking into.

Looks cool, would love to try it. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a Mac version, at least not yet. It's listed on their website, but not available on Steam nor on GOG. Perhaps it's in the works, but couldn't find any info about it.

It's just beautiful. Great work!

This is pretty cool. Most likely illegal, but you could also use this: http://nesbox.com/, which is the emulator these guys are using, but allows you to load your own roms. Sort of defeats the purpose, but you could keep your roms in dropbox :)

Love the idea, and especially that it's all made in Italy! What is your approval process like, what are you looking for and how do you decide if you want to take a designer on or not?