Google has launched grasshopper, an app that will teach you JavaScript using puzzles and will make a beginner learn coding in a fun way. The app was built by one of the teams in Area 120, Google's in-house incubator.
According to reports from Google PlayStore, "Grasshopper is the best way to start your coding adventure with fun, quick games on your phone that teach you to write real JavaScript. Move through progressively challenging levels as you develop your abilities, then graduate with fundamental programming skills for your next step as a code"
Grasshopper begins by asking if you have experience in coding. If you cannot code, it gives you a concept of coding in simple words. After learning the concept of coding, you then proceed to the fundamentals of which includes lessons on variables, functions and the likes. After the introduction of each new concept, you get several puzzles for practice.
According to the verge, grasshopper plans on adding new lessons and expanding the curriculum, it doesn't plan on teaching languages other than JavaScript because JavaScript is used by more than 70 percent of professional developers.
If you have ever wanted to code, Grasshopper is just ideal for you. Grasshopper is free to download from both Google's Play Store and Apples's App Store.
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