Cool idea guys. If the kickstarter campaign is successful where do you plan on selling Tingbot? Will you look to market to schools to help encourage coding?
I got a demo of Tingbot the other day at an event I run -- what struck me most was the IDE, super impressive.. It's an incredibly simple way to get up and running and write new apps... with internet connectivity and interactions too. I can think of a ton of things I'll build for this. btw if you're in the London hardware scene, the event is open to all: http://interconnected.org/home/2...
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Hello everyone,
Ken from Tingbot here. The team & I are really pleased that you are enjoying the project so far! We hope you like the Product Hunt app we've created to see how we're doing in the top 10 :)
Tingbot started out in Glasgow, Scotland as a fun project between friends and it's fantastic for us to finally see it out there for others to check out and (hopefully) support. If you have any questions, feedback or general comments about the project - please just ask away!
Hi @lozzagould, thanks for the kind words! Yes - we're definitely looking to appeal to education. We're actually going to be running a demo with some IT and design tech students at a local school next week which we're looking forward to. I think there's a real demand actually for bridging the 'learn to code' and end-use applications. We think @thetingbot and Tide will do this.
@genmon cheers for the kind words! We're particularly pleased with the ease you can get your Pi onto your wifi network, write very little code and then see something very visual or interactive in a click.
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