>The game doesn't seem to involve so much coding. There are layers of complexity that you simply can't avoid. Add that even the simplest physics algorithms are

>The game doesn't seem to involve so much coding. There are layers of complexity that you simply can't avoid. Add that even the simplest physics algorithms are non-trivial. Many of us were programming before we hit the grand double digits, however in ways modern development is more difficult in some ways because you're building on layers and layers of existing code (Motorola assembly was easy compared to developing for the iphone or Android), which is where experience comes into play. Nonetheless, the way this story was delivered, the fact that this kid has purportedly made 10 apps...I dunno it seems like a really clumsy marketing tactic.