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Or at least Android, where users can install any software and the system is at least partially hackable.
by lucian1900 14y ago
Or at least Android, where users can install any software and the system is at least partially hackable.
- fakeer 14y agoYes. It will be a logical choice. One doesn't have to spend minimum ~$700 to play the game. Tools and API are freely and easily available. Language, Java, is sth that students usually learn in initial years (No, I am not saying it's the best/worst language). But I still believe the grand parent commenter's suggestion of JS is more practical and will benefit the kid in long run even though it shall, most probably, not earn him $35K immediately or win him cute groupies. JS gives you the power to make things anywhere quick and see the changes instantly. Anywhere!