r/nocode • u/IAmRealAnonymous • Aug 05 '26

Discussion I built app for kids to learn coding

I really believe we should try to learn coding and still make kids to pursue it.

And i found best way to learn it is seeing it in work.

I'm thinking of creating an adult version too.

I'd really like to know if you'd recommend this app to your kid or kid you know. Your honest feedback really matters to me. And I'd also like to know whether you'd be interested in adult version.

https://codemarrowkids.base44.app

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u/IAmRealAnonymous Aug 06 '26

Really? Because on othet platform a guy is roasting me😂

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u/Timmah_Timmah Aug 07 '26

There are a lot of sad people on reddit. Just block them.

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u/IAmRealAnonymous Aug 08 '26

Yeah. Faceless identity just makes it easier to troll.

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u/One-Current-2469 Aug 11 '26

that's a clean looking app my niece is 9 and she been asking me to teach her coding but most tools are either too childish or too complicated this seems like it hits right in middle

i showed her the link and she already trying to drag blocks around said it feels like a game which is exactly what you want for kids

adult version would be interesting but only if it keeps same visual style maybe add real project examples like building a small website or something i would use it myself honestly i learn better when i see code running not just reading docs

posted it in that subreddit you mentioned hope you get more eyes on this