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SurfScore, Inc
Learn to code with fun activities
Teaches coding through game-based lessons and self-paced activities. Students solve mazes, create games, and explore creative challenges. Includes progress tracking and interactive lessons for pre-readers and readers.
Huu Phuoc Loi
Create lineups and share game moments
Set up complete sports teams for supported leagues. Visualize lineups and tactics. Share with friends and members. Unlock fields for practice and match planning. Track player positions and formations.
Ahmad Hawwash
Program with Lua and run code
Write Lua code in two modes: program or console. Create and manage multiple files and directories. Export or email code and results. Use a syntax-highlighted editor. Support graphics, audio, database, and network programming.
650 Industries, Inc.
Build projects with JavaScript and React
Build mobile projects using JavaScript and React. Run apps on an iOS device connected to a computer. Support interactive gestures and graphics. Requires basic programming knowledge. Uses React Native 0.81.1.
Christopher Kreymborg
Access and Dart cheat sheets
Learn and Dart with 20+ cheat sheets containing code examples, explanations, and overviews. Access content offline. Explore basic, intermediate, and advanced techniques.
Antonio Ruffolo
Calculate, edit, and track numbers
A calculator with Basic and Scientific modes supports numbers and trigonometric functions. Perform quick calculations, access advanced operations, and view computation history. Generate random numbers with uniform distribution.
Anthony Galgano
Learn coding with block-based programming
Learn programming through block-based coding. Create functions, use variables, and implement loops. Access interactive lessons without student logins. Compatible with Windows, Mac, Chromebook, and iPad.
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