Kids older than 10 years and adults who aren’t fond of cartoons and the like, may find Blockly, Google’s refinement of Scratch, better suited for learning code.

Rated 4.5 on iTunes. Blockly Kids older than 10 years and adults who aren't fond of cartoons and the like, may find Blockly, Google's refinement of Scratch, better suited for learning code.

Devised with the help of the Google Blockly team and researchers from MIT Scratch, the Doodle celebrates 50 years since programming languages for kids were first introduced.

It’s Computer Science Education Week, and Google Doodle today celebrates 50 years since kids first began to code. Did you know kids have been coding that long?

And as an homage to their common parentage, Google Doodle, Google Blockly and MIT Scratch got together to create "Coding for Carrots".

A joint project by three teams — Google Doodle, Google Blockly, and MIT — the Doodle game teaches kids computational thinking as they guide a cute rabbit through a series of challenges in a ...

Blockly also has built-in definitions for various common programming structures like loops, conditional statements, and arithmetic operations. Conceivably, these could allow users to define their own ...