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The two methodologies aren't mutually exclusive. Maybe when this book comes out your kids will love it, perhaps even have a better appreciation for the concepts
by thinkpad20 13y ago
The two methodologies aren't mutually exclusive. Maybe when this book comes out your kids will love it, perhaps even have a better appreciation for the concepts because of their experiences. Or, since Ruby is very different than BASIC, it might give them a glimpse into the variety of the world of computer programming.
- rhizome 13y agoDoes a child receive a bicycle so as to get a glimpse into the variety of the world of human-powered locomotion? Remember, "The Simplest Thing That Could Possibly Work."
- thinkpad20 13y agoI'm not quite sure what point you're making.
- MartinCron 13y agoI think the point was that riding a bicycle is fun and that's a good enough for a child to ride a bicycle.
- SimHacker 13y agoOf course! Parents should give their kid a penny farthing as a first bike. It sure hurts when they fall off, but it builds character. Once they can brush themselves off and get back up, it's off to the factory!