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Since 2007 we have held an annual event that we call NANY (New Apps for the New Year), where we ask the coders who hang out on DonationCoder to create some new piece of free software and share it with the world on January 1st of the new year. NANY is really the funnest thing we do on this site, and it's one of the few times we can all play together. There are no winners or losers, it's simply a celebration of programming and creating new software and sharing it with the world.
Mini-reviews on the forum
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Poisson Rouge (Red Fish) {kids and adults}: Mini-ReviewPoisson Rouge (French for Red Fish) is a beautifully done Flash website that is primarily directed at children, though everyone can enjoy it. I have used this website with literally hundreds of children and every single one of them has enjoyed it. This is a wonderful example of what can be done with the Flash medium.
When you first get to the website, it will look like a bedroom with some toys on a shelf, a few items on the floor, a cradle, and a leaf shaped window. To explore the site, you simply click on the different parts of the screen. An easy way to get kids started is to tell them that the mouse pointer will change to a hand with its index finger extended when they are pointing at something that they can click on. Clicking on any of the areas on the main interface will bring you to a new part of the website. |
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