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Ruby would be a good choice, I hear the Prag Prog Learn to Program book is great and uses Ruby. I was at my daughters new school the other day and I talked to
by javery 17y ago
Ruby would be a good choice, I hear the Prag Prog Learn to Program book is great and uses Ruby.
I was at my daughters new school the other day and I talked to the Librarian who is also teaching technology and he talked about using Scratch (http://scratch.mit.edu/ http://scratch.mit.edu/) which looks very cool and is somewhat game focused.
- jackowayed 17y agoSeconding Ruby. The tutorial that later got expanded into the Prag Prog book is available free online: http://pine.fm/LearnToProgram/ http://pine.fm/LearnToProgram/ I'm told it's very good. And then there's always Why's Poignant Guide to Ruby, which is fun to read and teaches surprisingly well.
- icey 17y agoRuby also has Jemini for making games: http://jemini.kenai.com/ http://jemini.kenai.com/ http://www.logustus.com/2009/10/gauntaga-jemini-game-in-1-hour.html http://www.logustus.com/2009/10/gauntaga-jemini-game-in-1-ho...