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An illustrated storybook teaching Ruby to kids

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   Ruby One-Liners Cookbook▲191

   2020 · learnbyexample.github.io

2. 2
   Hullabalu▲89

   Interactive stories for kids

   2014

3. 3LR
   Learn Ruby by Example with Challenges▲48

   2014 · learneroo.com

4. 4JN
   Jupyter4kids – Notebooks to help teach kids principles of programming▲147

   2017 · github.com

5. 5
   ScratchJr▲98

   Coding for young children

   2014

6. 6BR
   BestRuby – Ruby Tricks, Idioms, Refactorings and Best Practices▲92

   2015 · best-ruby.com

7. 7
   Little Inventors▲92

   Turn children's ideas into reality

   2016

8. 8
   Ivy▲129

   Publishing platform for interactive technical training

   2016

9. 9AP
   AgoBrowse: Picture books for kids without distractions▲61

   2021 · bitbucket.org

10. 10
    React Storybook▲218

    Develop and design React components without an app.

    2016

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    Storybooks.io▲153

    UI code reviewing done right

    2016

12. 12MP
    My personal project, animated and narrated children's storybooks▲95

    2011 · storyfun.com

13. 13CA
    CSS3 art book for babies▲92

    2016 · github.com

14. 14
    Surprise Ride▲84

    A monthly box of learning for kids

    2015

15. 15MC
    Monster Coloring Book, my first App just launched. What do you think?▲169

    2011 · monstercoloringbook.com

16. 16AD
    A different kind of coloring book for kids (Android). Simple and clean.▲94

    2012 · samocolors.com

17. 17OA
    Omniref - a better search site for Ruby documentation▲110

    2013 · omniref.com

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    Text to Santa▲93

    Christmas wishlist creator for kids

    2014

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    Dash & Dot▲89

    Robots designed to help kids learn how to code

    2015

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    The WALLOBOOKS Project▲119

    A magical storybook anybody can write, every kid can read

    2021

21. 210A
    02Books – An open source web app to teach kids to read▲63

    I wanted to share a project that I've been working on designed to help young kids go from reading single words to reading whole books. My husband and I started spending a lot of time teaching our 5-year-old (Alex) to read because our school district is exclusively doing remote learning and I was skeptical that he could learn to read over Zoom. We used flashcards (which Alex found boring) and then combined them into sentences (which Alex found interesting). But the sentence approach requires a lot of arranging pieces of paper and remembering which words you are working on. So I developed…

    2020

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    The Sketchbook Project▲87

    A crowd-sourced library of Sketchbooks

    2014

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    Curious Hat▲88

    Interactive/educational mobile apps for children

    2014

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    KitHub▲93

    Creative electronics kits for kids

    2015

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