Possiedo un iPhone 3G da Natale e soltanto qualche giorno fa sono riuscito a scaricare i primi giochini. Conoscere la storia di questo bambino mi ha impressionato, facendomi rendere ancora più conto - As if it were needed! - To what extent the technology is pervasive and imperative of our senses. And the children - the so-called "digital natives" - are the most disruptive example. Mind you, my words are not intended to demonize either uncritically or enhance the technology itself. What assigns a value - positive or negative - is always the use that is made. And if you use that Lim does not extend that I could be happy and hopeful. He certainly did not "suffer" technology!
Lim Ding Wen , a child of Malaysia, is the youngest programmer software for iPhone . At only nine years he has worked Doodle Kids , a simple program to draw geometric shapes with fingers stained. The sister has planned for
has only nine years old and already developing software for the ' iPhone, the Apple phone. Lim Wen Ding is a Malaysian boy who lives in Singapore, and has long developed simple programs using several programming languages, including ActionScript and JavaScript. The child, as stated on its Web pages ,
"chew" and also Applesoft GSoft Basic, Pascal, C, and something also to objects. For some time the boy is delighted with the Apple II GS emulator developed by his father Thye Chean, which is employed as Chief Technology Officer at an IT company in Singapore. Virtual GS's purpose is to facilitate the learning of programming languages \u200b\u200bby children: the languages \u200b\u200bGscript Gscript Basic and are particularly appropriate. It's called
Doodle Kids the first program developed by iPhone Lim Ding Wen , and is available for free download on ' Apple's App Store. The software lets you draw with your fingers on the screen of the iPhone, made drawings of simple geometric shapes such as triangles, squares and lines, whose colors are randomly generatt. A "shake" 's iPhone clears the screen, while pressing the screen with two fingers to change the background color. A program of little practical use for an adult, but certainly suitable for entertaining younger children, as the sister of Ding Wen, for which the program has been developed.
probably porting the program on iPhone is due to the father, since the application was originally created on the platform Virtual GS. In any case, the source code is far from trivial, at least for a little boy of nine years. Ding Wen has developed a number of other simple applications, including letter W, Guessing Game Apple II GS, Moving Rectangle, Car, Snow, Paddle, and Invader War, all focused on animation and numerical calculations.
Outside of his work as a programmer prodigy Ding Wen is a child like the others, who loves to have fun and play the most traditional way. In the following video we see him struggling with miniature golf, driving a toy car and while playing drums.
( source http://www.pcpiufacile.it )
Lim Ding Wen , a child of Malaysia, is the youngest programmer software for iPhone . At only nine years he has worked Doodle Kids , a simple program to draw geometric shapes with fingers stained. The sister has planned for
has only nine years old and already developing software for the ' iPhone, the Apple phone. Lim Wen Ding is a Malaysian boy who lives in Singapore, and has long developed simple programs using several programming languages, including ActionScript and JavaScript. The child, as stated on its Web pages , "chew" and also Applesoft GSoft Basic, Pascal, C, and something also to objects. For some time the boy is delighted with the Apple II GS emulator developed by his father Thye Chean, which is employed as Chief Technology Officer at an IT company in Singapore. Virtual GS's purpose is to facilitate the learning of programming languages \u200b\u200bby children: the languages \u200b\u200bGscript Gscript Basic and are particularly appropriate. It's called
Doodle Kids the first program developed by iPhone Lim Ding Wen , and is available for free download on ' Apple's App Store. The software lets you draw with your fingers on the screen of the iPhone, made drawings of simple geometric shapes such as triangles, squares and lines, whose colors are randomly generatt. A "shake" 's iPhone clears the screen, while pressing the screen with two fingers to change the background color. A program of little practical use for an adult, but certainly suitable for entertaining younger children, as the sister of Ding Wen, for which the program has been developed.
probably porting the program on iPhone is due to the father, since the application was originally created on the platform Virtual GS. In any case, the source code is far from trivial, at least for a little boy of nine years. Ding Wen has developed a number of other simple applications, including letter W, Guessing Game Apple II GS, Moving Rectangle, Car, Snow, Paddle, and Invader War, all focused on animation and numerical calculations.
Outside of his work as a programmer prodigy Ding Wen is a child like the others, who loves to have fun and play the most traditional way. In the following video we see him struggling with miniature golf, driving a toy car and while playing drums.
( source http://www.pcpiufacile.it )
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