The difference is that coralmicro will run on modern hardware (e.g. small SBC similar to raspberry pi)

Thank you for the comment and suggestions. I'm not very familiar with Lisp... so I was considering an imperative language with easy to learn syntax: javascript, lua, or python.

Interesting!

I agree with your point. In our case the current software is perceived legacy and management is looking for a new solution based on no-code.

This is the final emulator: https://codeguppy.com/run.html?h6eVjvhgvGM65c0zocji

... and this is the project code: https://codeguppy.com/code.html?h6eVjvhgvGM65c0zocji

Try https://codeguppy.com

It is a free platform and works great when parents (or educators) know already programming.

There are many type of activities included that can be explored (games, draw with code, animations, etc.)

Thank you!

Thank you for the suggestion and for finding the spelling mistake! I appreciate your time you took to review the site.

Thank you @pledess and @ksaj for your feedback around TOU and Privacy Policy.

The intent is to create a friendly environment for kids 13+ where their privacy is fully protected!

There is no plan to take away privacy while using the service. The verbiage will be revisited. Thanks again for this constructive feedback.

Quick introduction for absolute beginners:

https://hackernoon.com/how-to-build-an-emulator-for-a-fantas...

What do you think about it? Feedback welcomed!

Maybe it's just me, but I never wanted the candy kid colors as a kid. I wanted stuff that looked like adult stuff.

It says hackable, how so? Are the GPIO pins 5 volt logic level safe? Can they be used as capacitive keys, or analog inputs, etc.? What type of connector do you plan to use?

Expected Pricing?

How kid proof is it? Water resistant?

Is BASIC an option for programming language?

Can this be bought?