Pocket Code: Learn programming your own game apps!
Create your own games and apps in an easy visual programming language!
About Pocket Code: Learn programming your own game apps!
Program, play, and share your own games, animations, interactive art, music videos, and many kinds of other apps, directly on your phone or tablet!
One Hour of Code tutorial: http://catrob.at/HourOfCode - for other tutorials see http://catrob.at/i and http://catrob.at/help
Pocket Code allows you to create, edit, execute, share, and remix Catrobat programs in a visual programming environment and programming language. You can remix programs that others have made and share them with your friends and the world. With Pocket Code you can up- and download Catrobat programs through the Pocket Code community website at http://pocketcode.org/ --- All Catrobat programs uploaded to this site can be downloaded by anyone under a free open source license to maximize learning, remixing, and sharing them freely.
Catrobat is a visual programming language and set of creativity tools for smartphones, tablets, and mobile browsers. Catrobat and the software developed by the Catrobat team are inspired by the work of the Lifelong Kindergarten Group at the MIT Media Lab.
Pocket Code is ideally suited for the Hour of Code during the Computer Science Education Week http://csedweek.org/ organized by code.org, the European Code Week http://codeweek.eu/ as well as Google's "Made with Code" initiative https://www.madewithcode.com/
Catrobat --- http://www.catrobat.org/ and http://developer.catrobat.org/ --- is an independent non-profit project creating free open source software (FOSS) under AGPL and CC-BY-SA licenses. The growing international Catrobat team is entirely composed of volunteers. The results of many of our subprojects will be made available in the months and years to come, e.g., the ability to control more robots, or to create music in an easy and fun way.
Please note that Pocket Code currently runs well only on smartphones and tablets with a screen size up to 7".
Want to help us translate Pocket Code into your language? Please contact us via [email protected] telling us for which language you would be able to help. Even languages not directly supported by Android are welcome, as we are working on a way to switch manually to these languages.
News: http://www.catrobat.org/#news
Social media and newsletter: http://www.catrobat.org/#contact
We are all pro-bono unpaid volunteers working in our free time on this not-for-profit free open source project aiming at increasing computational thinking skills in particular among teenagers all around the world. Our apps will always remain free of ads and free of costs, so please give us some slack if we cannot solve bugs or add features immediately. On the other hand this allows the project to remain independent of any financing and ensures that it can keep running basically forever, so there is no danger that we will stop working on it. Already more than 500 volunteers have contributed to our project so far.
Pocket Code: Learn programming your own game apps! details
Pocket Code: Learn programming your own game apps! is a free Education app for Android with 1,000,000+ installs on Google Play and a 3.8/5 average rating from 14,612 ratings. It was released on August 27, 2013 and last updated on June 9, 2020. It's developed by Catrobat. It requires Android 5.0 or later.
- Category
- Education
- Rating
- 3.8 / 5 (14,612 ratings)
- Installs
- 1,000,000+
- Price
- Free
- In-app purchases
- No
- Ads
- No ads
- Current version
- 0.9.70
- Size
- 25M
- Requires Android
- 5.0 and up
- Content rating
- Everyone
- Released
- August 27, 2013
- Last updated
- June 9, 2020
- Developer
- Catrobat
What’s new in Pocket Code: Learn programming your own game apps!
* Bricks to import text and images from web during runtime * Brick to import data from CSV formatted text * Function for item's index list search function * Brick to delete all items of a list * Improved Catrobat community (with code view with Blockly) * Usability improvements * Bug fixes * Added translations Thanks to all contributors! If you want to help as a developer, designer, educator, in marketing or in many other roles, please see https://catrob.at/contributing
Version 0.9.70 · Updated June 9, 2020
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| Pocket Code: Learn programming your own game apps! | 3.8 / 5 | Free | 1,000,000+ | Jun 9, 2020 |
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| Programming Hero: Coding Fun | 4.7 / 5 | Free | 100,000+ | – |
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