ProCodeCG Kids Regular Coding Class – Intro to Programming, GameMaker, Java Programming – 24 Sep 2016

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Our Intro to Programming, GameMaker and Java Programming Class today πŸ™‚

Vian was still so interested in making games with Game Maker πŸ™‚

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Malik accompanied his little brother, Rezvan creating a new game in GameMaker

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Tristan continued learning functions with LightBot πŸ™‚
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Tyo created a new awesome game in Game Maker but he preferred to code in Java today πŸ™‚

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Farrell had finished the first class and while waiting to be picked up he played with Fizhan.
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May learning coding with CodeCombat

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Malik was around and told us about his awesome Arduino clock (on his awesome toolbox) πŸ™‚
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Then the CEO of Gravicode, Muhammad Ibnu Fadhil gave us his birthday cake! So nice!

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The kids was really happy πŸ˜‰
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Thank you, Kak Fadhil πŸ™‚

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Happy birthday!!!
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Wishing you the greatest things in the universe πŸ™‚
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We’re so going to invite him to our codeMeetUp() πŸ˜‰

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Then cleaning up! πŸ™‚
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YO! hardware boys! πŸ˜€
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πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€

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All loaded and go home!
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See you next week! πŸ™‚

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ProCodeCG Kids Regular Coding Class – ESPectro Core Intro – 24 Sep 2016

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Today we introduced a new development board: DycodeX ESPectro Core to ProCodeCG Kids πŸ˜‰ We were invited to Bandung Maker Day – DevBoard Showdown so we went to different venue and we had to load up our stuff to be set up at the new venue πŸ™‚

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We keep our inventory small and compact to make it portable πŸ™‚

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We went to the 3rd floor
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And it was a wrong place LOL

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DiLo Bandung had set us up a nice and cozy room on the 1st floor πŸ™‚
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We arrived 1 hour earlier so we had lots of time to set up

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Most of the kids arrived early too (because we usually start the class at 9 am)
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And yes, we loved the place!
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We have parents helped us setting up too πŸ™‚

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Lucky that we have nice parents willing to help us all the time! πŸ™‚

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OK all set up!

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ProCodeCG DevBoard Kit and ESPectro!
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Prof. Budi Rahardjo welcoming the kids πŸ™‚

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Whooaaa lots of little makers πŸ˜‰

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We had parents on the back too! Giving us lots of support! πŸ™‚

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Prof. Budi Rahardjo explained about the layout of ESPectro

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CEO of Perkakasku.com, Handi Limijaya was also there πŸ™‚ He brought the twins to the class πŸ™‚
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We learned to “Hello World” ESPectro by blinking its onboard blue LED πŸ™‚ Β We also tried the onboard button, turn on the NeoPixel LED and connect to MQTT πŸ˜‰

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No guns in class, sir, please! πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€
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Ria, DyCodeX IoT Developer helped us to debug some errors and making sure the board works πŸ™‚

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We learned A LOT today! We have so much idea to do with ESPectro and will work on it!

IOT Bandung Maker Day – DevBoard ShowDown

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Today ProCodeCG joined this awesome event: IoT Bandung Maker Day – DevBoard ShowDown!

We were there to introduce newly released development board: ESPectro Core board from DyCodeX πŸ™‚

This is Dyan R. Helmi, CMO of DyCodeX wearing a very cool IOT Bandung Maker jacket πŸ™‚

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“Make everyday Things smart? Ask me how.” πŸ˜‰

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Our classroom

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Stand of DigiWare
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Lots of people came!

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Welcome!

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Stand of DyCodeX: Allegra
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ESPectro
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About DycodeX

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Stand of Perkakasku.com
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The Gangster of ProCodeCG Kids and Parents! πŸ˜‰ ❀ ❀ ❀

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We got the cool jacket too! πŸ˜‰
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This is an awesome event, so glad we were invited to bring ProCodeCG Kids (and Parents) here! πŸ™‚

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We’ll be reporting more about what happened in class with ESPectro! πŸ˜‰

DyCodeX One Day ESPectro Workshop – ToT for ProCodeCG

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One of ProCodeCG Kids Coding Curriculum is to teach kids about IT and electronics, including Internet of Things πŸ™‚

We always update our education materials and curriculum to provide kids with the most updated technology. That’s why we’re always doing research and educate ourselves to be able to deliver the knowledge to them πŸ™‚

We are currently doing research on development boards, to see which one fits our curriculum.

These are (on breadboard) previous version of DyCodeX ESPectro and ProCodeCG LED Board), (on top left) Esspressif Board and (on top right) is Arduino Board.

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Yesterday ProCodeCG joined a One Day ESPectro by DyCodeX

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It was four of us: Budi Rahardjo (ProCodeCG Mentor), Marisa Paryasto (ProCodeCG CEO and Founder), Bernard Krisnandi Soetarman (ProCodeCG Kids Parent) and Clarence Soetarman (ProCodeCG Kids)

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It’s us! πŸ™‚
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Getting ready. We brought ProCodeCG Arduino Kit because we’re going to add ESPectro board into it πŸ™‚

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The place, @DyPlex is a very nice place
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ProvidedΒ with coffee, snacks and fast internet connection πŸ™‚

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Before we started the workshop, DyCodeX formally gave the ESPectro boards to ProCodeCG
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We have already ordered 10 ESPectro Core and 1 ESPectro Base πŸ™‚

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DyCode and DyCodeX CEO, Andri Yadi opened the workshop
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(On the back) some crews of DyCodeX also joined the workshop πŸ™‚
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The instructor of the workshop, Ria (DyCodeX IoT Developer). She thought us how toΒ getΒ ESPectro Library from GitHub and copy them to our Arduino folders so we can compile and upload the code to our ESPectro Board

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Andri Yadi showed us the features and details of the board. He explained about the design and how it works.
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On the next session, Ali (DyCodeX IoT Developer) showed us how to make NeoPixel work and how to connect to MQTT

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ESPectro Core works fine! It’s amazingly loaded with lots of features, including WiFi.
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ESPectro Base offers much more. More GPIO’s, more sensors, more connections.

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Prof. Budi Rahardjo explains to the rest of the class about the detail of MQTT connection code.
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How our desk Β looked like πŸ˜€

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The codes
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We all were fully loaded with new amazing things! Including this ProCodeCG Kids. He tried all what he had done with Arduino to ESPectro Core πŸ™‚
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So we can say that ESPectro Core has gone through QC Test by ProCodeCG Kids and it passed πŸ˜‰

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Us after the workshop πŸ™‚
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And interview afterwards πŸ™‚
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Now we’re going to prepare for this event tomorrow!

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Be there!

ProCodeCG codeMeetUp() #81 – OwnGames – “How a game developer become online round tofu seller without selling tofu”

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Yesterday we had CEO and Founder of OwnGames shared about their awesome journey!!! We had contacted the CEO two months before but he had really tight schedule (he actually is now) so we were very lucky to finally can have him on our codeMeetUp()! He flew from Surabaya and drove straight to Digilife Dago and share huge inspirations with ProCodeCG πŸ™‚

The audience and the setting up scene πŸ™‚

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Muhammad, ProCodeCG Kids, with the whole family was also there πŸ™‚ Thanks for coming πŸ™‚

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One of ProCodeCG Kids, Clarence wanted to take picture with the famous CEO of Tahu Bulat πŸ˜€

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Eldwin Viriya. This smart, hardworker, successful, young man was graduated from Informatics UNPAR. The most impressive thing about him is his endless smile, peaceful tone and huge humbleness rarely find in most people!
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Eldwin and his brother JevfinΒ startedΒ OwnGames on 2011. Today, people know Tahu Bulat Games more than they know about OwnGames πŸ™‚ Yes, because Tahu Bulat beat Clash of Clans position on Playstore πŸ˜‰
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In the beginning of the journey, OwnGames created games for Nokia

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The game won lots of competition. Eldwin who was applying to take a master degree had to cancel because he had to run the busy and successful OwnGames.
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And then Microsoft bought Nokia so OwnGames started to create games for Windows Phone too.

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And it won again.
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OwnGames created more games on Windows Phone, Android and iOS
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And won again πŸ™‚

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Winning lots of competition brought OwnGames all over the world to meet more people and partners

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And OwnGames kept creating and winning πŸ™‚

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But creating games needs research
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Because even partnering with Google and being featured on Google Play only boost the number of installation for a very short time, and then people stop using the game and uninstall the game

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So OwnGames did some research to find out that 74% of internet user via mobile using Android
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But the yellow line, that shows the growing number of user, belong to “unknown”. Not one of the most popular brand πŸ™‚

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It was revealed that there are some non-famous brand in the market that have been sold more than those popular brands πŸ™‚
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This kind of smartphone is very cheap. Much cheaper than Samsung and other popular brands.

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The cheap smartphones has very limited storage and memory. It can only store limited number of apps.
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So OwnGames concluded that they had to create games that only require small space. Because to be able to draw people to download and try a game is that the size should be small so it will fit in most of smartphones.
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The details about memory usage on smartphone
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OwnGames created Own Super Squad, a high quality game (that requires lots of resource to create) that has big size and Own Pet Dragon, with less quality but has small size, and compare it. Own Super Squad got better rating but less download compared to Own Pet Dragon that has worse rating but has been download more than 100 thousand times due to its small size.
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Not only quota that is limited. Memory too.
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Revenue of Freemium Game depends on how long the game is on the device (not uninstalled) and being played.
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Tahu Bulat is successful because of the small size and lots of features to keep people coming back. The left one is the earlier versions with less features. After OwnGames gathered feedback from users, it gradually improved the game to be the picture on the right. More features, more gimmick, more things that keep people attached to the game.

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“Start small..
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..and gradually improve it to be BIG.” – OwnGames

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So inspiring! Thank you!!!
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This is Azriel, another ProCodeCG Kids that couldn’t stop playing Tahu Bulat πŸ˜€

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Q & A Sessions

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And the picture of us πŸ™‚

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After session

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And this is the amazing thing about this young CEO. He helped to tidy up the place!
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Unbelievable!

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So glad to know OwnGames and got inspired with so many insights πŸ™‚ See you again very soon OwnGames πŸ™‚ ❀

ProCodeCG Meeting with DyCodeX – Brief ESPectro Tutorial

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DyCodeX has just released their development board named ESPectro πŸ™‚ They will give ProCodeCG ToT very soon because ProCodeCG will use this board in ProCodeCG Classes to teach kids about IoT πŸ™‚

This is the Lite version of ESPectro ver 1.1

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On the right is the newer version (components not yet soldered to the board)

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The base version of ESPectro

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ESPectro Lite can be stacked up on top of the Base, giving more access and features

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It also provides connection with Grove

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The Base can support Bluetooth module

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And MP3 module

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And more!

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So we gave the Lite board a try, Hello World with Blinking LED onboard πŸ˜‰
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It works πŸ™‚
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Also works with LED on breadboard πŸ™‚

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DyCodeX also gave us a brief demo on how to connect to Wifi with ESPectro

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So ProCodeCG is so going to use ESPectro for teaching and research and making things!

We will create ProCodeCG ESPectro Kit plus the curriculum and tutorials πŸ˜‰

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DyCodeX Team from the right: Andri Yadi (CEO), Dian R. Helmi (CMO), Ali and Ria (IoT Developer)
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Thanks DyCodeX, it’s always a pleasure working with you guys πŸ™‚

ProCodeCG codeMeetUp() #80 – Pawitra Studio – Fire Simulation in Blender

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Pawitra Studio shared about Fire Simulation in Blender on our 80th codeMeetUp() 5 Sept 2016 πŸ™‚ This is Technical Director of Pawitra Studio: Aditya A. Pratama πŸ˜‰

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The audience πŸ™‚

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New version of Blender
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The process

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The files generated
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Some examples

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More example onΒ how to do the simulation
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And this is what it looks on our laptop πŸ™‚ Pretty interesting!
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Us! πŸ™‚
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The video will be uploaded to our YouTube Channel πŸ™‚

ProCodeCG Coding Mum Batch 2 – Weekend – Day #13 #14 – 17 Sep 2016

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ProCodeCG Coding Mum Weekend Class yesterday πŸ™‚ We were working on the project to be presented on Day #15 πŸ˜‰

The instructor on duty: Prayudi Utomo

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Aditya A. Pratama

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And Dyah Paramita (behind the pic) and Tita Mulyati as intern πŸ™‚ All Mums already had templates to work on πŸ™‚

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Bu Reni
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Bu Anug

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Bu Akiko
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A glimpse of Bu Akiko’s website design

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Bu Diana
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Bu Reni’s website design πŸ™‚
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Little Wibi πŸ˜‰

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Bu Diana’s website design πŸ™‚
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These mums are going to be okay! They will make awesome design and impress the reviewer very soon πŸ™‚ We’ll keep you updated! πŸ˜‰

ProCodeCG Coding Mum Batch 2 -Weekend – Day #11 #12 – 10 Sep 2016

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Sorry for the delayed report! This is the report of Day #11 #12 of Coding Mum Weekend Class πŸ™‚

Bu Reny brought some risoles and Bu Diana brought some Fried Tofu for breakfast! Thanks!

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We learned about database, happily πŸ™‚

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The instructor on duty: Prayudi Utomo

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Aditya A. Pratama was also on duty as Instructor and Tita Mulyati as the intern. (Dyah Paramita who was also an instructor on duty was behind the camera, as usual :D)

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Instructors can babysit too πŸ˜€

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Bigger kids and play on their own

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While mums were seriously learning πŸ™‚
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“Trackpad on the right hand and baby on the left hand” πŸ˜€ Bu Yuti with the baby πŸ™‚

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Bu Anug (blue t-shirt)

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Bu Akiko
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Bu Reni

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Bu Diana (7-8 month pregnant) πŸ™‚

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We’ve never seen a class so happily learning database like this one! πŸ™‚ We’ll be reporting Day #13 #14 πŸ˜‰

ProCodeCG Kids Regular Coding Class – Intro to Programming, Java Programming, GameMaker and Apps Programming – 17 Sep 2016

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We had Intro to Programming, Java Programming, Game Maker Programming and Apps Programming going in our class yesterday πŸ™‚

This is Raza πŸ™‚ Yesterday he started to learn how to code with CodeCombat but surprisingly he didn’t like it πŸ™‚

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He preferred doing Blockly Games πŸ™‚

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While Vian was working on his game with GameMaker

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Rezvan was also on GameMaker too, and he had the best assistance from TWO captains: Capt. Malik on the left and Capt. Zaki on the right πŸ™‚
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Jundy shows his Java code and explains about “public class” πŸ™‚
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Tristan finished his Minecraft Hour of Code challenge very quickly and moved to Lightbot challenge πŸ™‚
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Areli was working on his new BreakOut game but we forgot to take the pic of him :((

This is Rezvan finishing up his game with the help of Capt. Malik πŸ™‚

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We also had Prudence (the only girl in this class) working on Android Apps Programming but we don’t have the pic, so sorry :((

There was also Ozan started to download JDK and ready to code in Java but no pics too :((

Parents in the class are good resources! They help kids with problems and give solutions πŸ™‚ This one graduated from ITB Informatics πŸ˜‰
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Our Lead Captain came yesterday! Hello Capt. Zaki! He is on the first year of high school, very busy so he can’t make it to our class every week but he promise he will be there every week when he’s on the second year! Yeaay πŸ™‚

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Friendship after class πŸ˜‰
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So much excitement and happiness every Saturday! See you next week πŸ˜‰