I could’t find it’s docs tho. Syntax, semantics, API etc

This is great, although not available in my region. I’ll see if I can find one.

thanks for sharing. I have played similar games with them with cards and toys. On a grid. Pretty much exactly the same as this but manual. I execute their code and move the character.

This gives them good understanding of what a program is. What an ibterpreter/compiler is and what is execution.

I would also love to drive them more towards mathematical thinking and functional programming instead of procedural and object oriented thinking.

Ah this seems cool! Thank you

This seems… wierd and cool. Will look into it for sure. Thanks.

Totally agree. I thought about robotics stuff a lot for them. They got hyped when I created a synth with a rpi pico. Maybe I’ll buy them an arduino kids robotics kit.

the benefit of the software first approach is that it costs nothing and shows them you don’t need to buy stuff to create things neccesarily.

Thank you these seem great.

Ah it seems pretty cool. will loom into it. Thanks.

Yeah I mostly agree. Godot seems too complex though. But I’ve never worked with it. Will give it a try.

yep. Scratch is one option I’m considering.

Lego is great. but they’re more into computers. I think them making a game of their own will really spark that spark within them. Legos are usually just models. You can’t interact with them that much.

I know some people that will do pretty professional stuff for 500-1000 (professional producers from developing countries) DM me if you want.

The most AI answer ever 😂😂

9840m I’m ready for the big leagues.

90s had John Carmack this era has this guy. Also, absolute Hans Zimmer level music score. Loved it.

Aw man I totally missed the first 3