I taught Scratch to kids. They love the visual element of the language. It's so hard to make basic mistakes - partly because you can't put an Int where the code

I taught Scratch to kids. They love the visual element of the language. It's so hard to make basic mistakes - partly because you can't put an Int where the code expects a Bool. The interface shows you all the components you can use, and what data they require. I then move on to teaching Python, and watch kids get frustrated. Languages like DRAKON should be the future of our profession - not typing 80 char lines into a terminal.