Let us know. My plate is way too full I started to look at ruby framework where there a hero is in one dungeon (I do not remember which one it is) but yes I would like to have something for my sons to work on. Now I found that most of the time people were taught to conditional and this was boring. Because this is not what I want to teach. Stef Le 29/2/16 18:11, Ben Coman a écrit :
I was talking to my kids' primary school about teaching them programming, and one of the systems they are planning to use is Code Combat. It "teaches" programming by posing puzzles in an arcade adventure game setting. Both(only) Python and Javascript are catered for, but I notice its MIT licensed and *more importantly, that the media are CC licensed [1]. So, not immediately because I have a few things to get off my plate, but I thought I'd just survey who might be interested in collaborating on Code Combat Pharo - at least to the degree to determine how big the job would be.
If you want to take a peek to hazard an opinion, you can create login here [2] to get free access to the basic levels. I found some instructions to install it locally to avoid paying to check out the other levels (but atm I've hit a snag with the last `npm start` step), and maybe take a peek inside data.tar.gz - as I understand it we have a MongoDB driver around somewhere.
Open to your thoughts...
cheers -ben
[1] https://codecombat.com/legal [2] https://codecombat.com/ [3] https://project.altservice.com/issues/693