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I haven't been able to play with this much yet, but it feels an accessible way to play with low level computer ideas. I feel like this could hit a sweet spot b

I haven't been able to play with this much yet, but it feels an accessible way to play with low level computer ideas. I feel like this could hit a sweet spot between "toy computer that doesn't do anything fun", and "fully modern computer that is too complicated to understand the entire stack on" for code camps and teenagers. I'm definitely following with interest, and will be seeing if I can make some fun activities using this for our upcoming code camp. I would love to know what contributions you would like from the community.

robertelder 11y ago
I'm glad to hear that because, although I would like to take this project somewhere where it would be used for real engineering applications, I think it would only currently have practical applications in teaching. I would love to work on this project full time, but unless I could derive income from a project like this, is just isn't practical. In terms of contributions from the community, I think the two most valuable things any of you could do at this point would be: 1) Tell other people and share + like etc on Facebook Twitter etc. 2) Reach out to me and provide feedback on why this project interests you, and where you think it could go. You can reach me at 'robert at robertelder.org'