alan_russell

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   by alan_russell 2y ago

   It supports most of the ESP32 series boards, which are very cheap and powerful. For beginners, microbit is probably the best choice.
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   by alan_russell 2y ago

   Regarding programming environments, I highly recommend MicroBlocks( https://microblocks.fun/ ). I was a big MicroPython fan before, and since switching to MicroBlocks, I've never looked back. If your child has experience
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   by alan_russell 3y ago

   MakeCode falls short in many aspects compared to Scratch, lacking features like broadcasting and real-time block execution support. MicroBlocks ( https://microblocks.fun ) might be a better alternative as it offers the same ease o
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   by alan_russell 4y ago

   https://microblocks.fun/ have the same flexibility as Scratch. In fact, they are both works by John Maloney.
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   by alan_russell 6y ago

   It seems similar to lively（smalltalk-like）： https://github.com/LivelyKernel/lively.next/tree/master/live...