Inside the programming tool designed to get more girls into coding
If Instagram is buying a sweater, Vidcode is learning to knit.
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Vidcode is a programming tool geared toward teenage girls
With the technology industry considered male-dominated, many have wondered how to encourage more women into coding. Alexandra Diracles and Melissa Halfon have an idea: change the language. The result is Vidcode, interactive software geared toward teenage girls that enables them to customise Instagra
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Console cowboys welcome.
Machineers teaches you programming with or without your consent
The rethinking of the educational game continues.
Double Fine made a pretty lame trailer for this otherwise awesome Zelda-inspired hacking game
I was super-impressed along with everyone else when I saw the code’em-up Hack ‘n’ Slash at a live demo a month ago. The idea is that you solve puzzles like those found in the overhead Zelda games, but instead of dropping bombs and pushing blocks, you pull up a computer terminal and alter the code.