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Dev tools · July 23, 2014

Kano

A computer and coding kit for all ages

Kano launched on July 23, 2014 with 159 votes, #93 of 2,263 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 12 years on.

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What it does

Make amazing art, music, games, whilst learning to code! Kano is a learn to code platform built for kids of all ages. Through an online account, users can create games, animations and art, share them with the ...

From beginner to experts, learn to code through playful challenges and real projects! Proudly share your creations with your world and discover new projects with 1.1m users. “Kano is pretty awesome for teaching kids to code. We started with Kano’s Happy Potter magic wand kit and then August got into their web coding tools too.” “For anyone looking to get their badass girls (and boys) writing code, here is my daughter’s fav platform.” “This is such a great initiative! Can’t wait to put together my first computer.” “There’s enormous value to platforms like Kano which add hardware, software, peripherals and documentation to the Pi to make it more appealing to users who are under-served by the…from kano.me

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