On Stompstart by 26 August 2019 · Sao Paulo · Brazil
Spiraladder.
A Sao Paulo site that taught teenagers HTML, CSS and JavaScript through one- to two-minute lessons with instant results.
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“Teens teach themselves how to program”
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“Teens teach themselves how to program”
Spiraladder is a website where teens can teach themselves to program. Each lesson is 1 to 2 minutes long and you can see the results of your coding immediately. Students will learn HTML, CSS, JavaScript and many other skills needed to create websites and web apps. The modern world runs on code and students will learn an essential life skill using this app.
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In our words: The listing described Spiraladder as a website where teens could teach themselves to program, in lessons of one to two minutes that showed the result of their code immediately. It covered HTML, CSS, JavaScript and other skills for building websites and web apps, and was in private beta.
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