These Robotic Friends Teach Kids How to Code
Wonder Workshops’ robots Dot and Cue are both valuable tools for teaching aspiring programmers how to code.
Wonder Workshops’ robots Dot and Cue are both valuable tools for teaching aspiring programmers how to code.
A DIY approach can lead to fantastic results
If you’ve ever wanted to know how the animators at Pixar do it, then you need to check out the Pixar in a Box classes from Khan Academy.
p5.js is a library of resources for artists and designers who want to learn how to create interactive graphics with JavaScript and Processing.
In this cool project, Mate Marschalko connects a USB racing wheel to a web browser running the HTML5 Gamepad API to wirelessly drive an RC car. This will likely go over the heads of anyone who doesn’t know JavaScript programming [raises own hand], but it doesn’t actually look too hard to do, if you basically […]
Earlier today Technical Machine, the people behind the Javscript-driven Tessel, released the Tessel 2 their next generation board.
Following up on the success of the Espruino board, its creator now has a new board, and it’s smaller. Much smaller.