ProCodeCG Kids Regular Coding Class – Open Topics – 7 Oct 2017

Our open topics class this week 🙂

Capt. Faris, like usual was very busy with the research 🙂

Faris started to train his AI to recognize some logo

Ain was working on creating apps

Ain created an login app

There was still some errors, Ain will fix it at home 🙂

Adin was unstoppable 🙂 He finished all levels for Intro to Programming 😀

Next week he certainly can move to the next level 😉

Capt. Faris was helping Azriel to start Spigot Server

So Azriel can code things like this in Minecraft 😉

The first floor of Azriel’s skyscraper

Yes! Azriel first skycraper in Minecraft, created with JavaScript 😉

Too bad we didn’t take a picture of Tyo, who was celebrating his birthday and working on a very cool project: reading weather data to be processed with Java. But we had problems with accessing the APIs and libraries so Tyo decided to create chatting apps in Java next week! 🙂

 

 

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ProCodeCG Kids Regular Coding Class – Open Topics – 22 July 2017

Whoaaa, got lots of things going on in our open topics class yesterday 🙂

Nico was learning GameMaker and tutored by Capt. Azriel and Capt. Faris 🙂 He created Flappy Bird dan Break Out Game 🙂

Dika created a Tilting Game for Android 🙂

There was some errors and Dika was hungry so he decided to eat first 🙂

Capt. Faris, while on duty he also did some research and exploration like usual 🙂

Faris likes challenges 🙂

 

He does CodeFights very often 🙂

Cinta still exploring about what to present on exhibition: hardware or software 🙂

Capt. Malik started to explore C 🙂

We’re planning to teach kids Artificial Intelligence in C 🙂 This is going to be useful for Malik’s ongoing projects 🙂

Malik installed CodeBlocks for C IDE

but it was so laggy we’re going to switch to CodeLite

Capt. Azriel!

Thanks so much for helping 🙂

Rafi examining his ESPectro while waiting for his Minecraft Server loading and connecting

There was a problem with Rafi’s Spigot Server. It wouldn’t connect to localhost. Will find out 🙂

Vian 🙂 He was in the mood of creating games 🙂

Vian created a totally new games with animation 😉 Capt. Cinta helped too 🙂

Koosha demonstrated how to do things we did with Scriptcraft with command block 🙂

Jundy had many ideas and things to do 🙂

but J was given a task to port what he created in Scriptcraft to command blocks

and so did Gyan 🙂

Tyo knows exactly what he’s going to present on Exhibition and he’s working seriously on it 😉

Capt. Faris helped us with some important syntaxes

And now it worked fine 🙂 Now it’s only finishing 🙂

Emma is a very focus programming. She just won’t stop 🙂

We’re opening a new topic: C programming for AI, for her 🙂

She’s also the only one in class using Linux 😉 So cool 🙂 Emma was given things to do at home because she had finished the handout 🙂

The class 🙂

So many interesting things and awesome progress like always, and next week there will be more! 🙂

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ProCodeCG Kids Coding Camp – Creating Mobile Apps – Day #2 – 23 June 2017

Creating Mobile Apps Coding Camp Day #2 🙂

Fikra (left) and Capt. Zaki (right)

Fikra created a Login Apps today 🙂

This is when the wrong password entered

And when the correct one entered, the apps will go to the other screen 🙂

Fikra also created an app to generate random numbers

A random number will appear each time the button is pressed 🙂

This is Fikra’s Calculator 🙂

Addition

Substraction

Multiplication

Division

Wooow, lots of achievement today 🙂 Tomorrow we will learn more plus Fikra will get a challenge 🙂

ProCodeCG Kids Coding Camp – Creating Mobile Apps – Day #1 – 22 June 2017

There’s only one kid registering to Creating Mobile Apps Coding Camp so we decided to merge the class with IoT Programming Coding Camp 🙂

Capt. Zaki is giving Fikra full supervision for Creating Mobile Apps 😉

Today Fikra learned basic logic and programming with Blockly

Tomorrow Fikra will start to code mobile apps with Thunkable 🙂

We have lots of apps to create, will be reporting about it tomorrow 🙂

ProCodeCG Kids Regular Coding Class – Minecraft Modding, Intro to Programming, Apps Programming – 27 May 2017

Hello! First day of Ramadhan and kids are still on top performance in coding 🙂

Capt. Faris is back!

He’s working on a ChatBot Project

And several other things 😀

The ChatBot on PC

He code it with Android Studio

ChatBot on Android 🙂

Changing text colors to see whose line it is (bot’s or ours)

changing background to make it more readable

It also can change the language based on the Android phone setting.

In Bahasa:

In English:

Dika created two apps today 🙂

The first one is changing color button app

And the other is Xylophone App 🙂

Capt. Cinta 🙂

Cinta was working on her own app 🙂

Cinta needs to add timer on her app, and she wouldn’t tell what app it is 😀 We’ll see next week 😀

Vian is creating timer on Minecraft, using repeater

 

Faris gave Vian a help

While Rezky was working on Intro to Programming with Blockly

and LightBots 😉

Captains discussions kept going even after the class ended 😀

We’ll see the progress next week 🙂

 

 

 

ProCodeCG codeMeetUp() #73 – RadyaLabs – MVP

Today, Co-Founder and Technology Director of RadyaLabs, Puja Pramudya, spent some time to be a guest speaker on our 73rd codeMeetUp() at BCCF Bandung 🙂

The topic is about MVP to Validate Your Business Idea

We have various audience, including one mum from Coding Mum 🙂

Every startup has their own passion, like Google

or Facebook

So does RadyaLabs 🙂

Its passion is about mobile apps

And like all startups, it has its own dream too

Radya Labs has developed many mobile apps

One of its best product is Appsterize

The journey

from ideation to kick-off

from beta launch to v.10

The development process took a long time due to these

So RadyaLabs started to change their focus

And listened more to the customer, resulting recurring clients and more transactions

MVP is important

Viable for what?

The analogy

The example

The cycle

Every product has its own MVP version to be defined

Some techniques to build MVP version of our products

Some examples

Groupon MVP Version

Another example

Gojek MVP Version

so the key is build with (free and available) software you know and do the manual work 🙂

While also doing survey/interview and analysis

Because numbers don’t lie

Another example is Hailo

Every startup should set up metrics

And correlate the metrics with the target

This is how Appsterize analyze the metrics and the targets

The upcoming product of RadyaLabs 😉

Well, everybody has a plan until.. (you get hit hard by Mike Tyson or a truck LOL). The point is, be prepared to whatever comes 🙂

The references 🙂

Us!!! 🙂

And the best thing about codeMeetUp(): people meet each other and make connections, bonding and collaborate to make better things!

We’re going to do this again next week! Be there! 🙂

ProCodeCG Kids Coding Camp – Creating Apps – Day #3

Creating Apps, the last day!

Today we did some improvements to our previous guessing number game. Now we add a label text giving a clue whether the guess is too small or too big.

99 is to big

while 30 is too small

and 60 is the correct answer! 🙂 the number is generated randomly each time.

We created new blocks and deactivated the old one (a very cool visual of commenting out the code ;))

Then we add a number of try to the code

Now we can see how many tries it takes to guess the correct number

The next is creating an app to determine whether a number is even or odd

We also tried how to connect to Google Maps

Thunkable gives access to latitude and longitude from Google Maps

The last one is creating an app to determine how old are you by entering your birthday date

We did lots of trial and modifications

We use DatePicker to get the birthday date input

The app still need to be improved, too bad we were running out of time!

This is the class in the morning, before more kids showing up

Kids are very happy to play the apps on their own smartphones

Everyone has different version of code. This is Capt. CG’s

And this is Capt. Zaki’s. Looks totally different 😀

Break time

Kids are kids. They played hide and seek during break time 😀

And after that, we still struggling to make the code work 😀

Because today’s topic is advanced apps in Thunkable, most of the kids got headache LOL

The block of code was too long

And lots of logics to be figured out

We didn’t have time to finalize the code and had to pack up

And say goodbye to the last day of ProCodeCG Coding Camp!

But don’t worry we’ll be back in six month! 😉

ProCodeCG Kids Coding Camp – Creating Apps – Day #2

Creating Apps, Day #2 😉

We created a game today! 😉 A simple game we used to code with GML (GameMaker Language). This Pong Game is a very good example to introduce canvas, objects, image, sounds, arrangement and control 🙂

Some of the code

The whole code

Next we created a simple calculator

The code

The calculator on the simulator

And we also created a guess game

the code is still very simple, we will improve it tomorrow 🙂

This is when the guess is wrong

And this is when the guess is correct 🙂

For each app we just generate the QR Code and everybody can play 🙂

The GodFather Captain gave us a visit again 🙂

Capt. Zaki, as usual, preparing today’s lesson

GodFather Captain busy with the Gizwits 😀

Oh wow, this kid really got a style 😀

And this one always hide behind something 😀

LOL! 😀

Capt. Cinta assisting Mail

Friday’s Prayer break

We created some games apps and play 😀

or listening to music

Or just checking up handphone

After the break, Capt. Zaki explained about the calculator

With Capt. Cinta navigating the screen

Yep, it works 😉

In two days, kids gots lots of new apps on their smartphones

Capt. Zaki and Capt. Cinta, always love to see kids in teamwork 😉 ❤

Zahra and Icha

Ara

Edo and Thoriq

Ozan (and Capt. Fizhan)

Farrell and Mail

Rheino

Fayza

Fadhlan

Nadhira

Tian

After all kids got the app worked, we call it a day!

Will create more apps tomorrow! 😉

 

ProCodeCG Kids Coding Camp – Creating Apps – Day #1

First day of Creating Apps! 🙂

Today we learn how to create android apps with Thunkable

Thunkable is a spin off of App Inventor. It is a very friendly tools to create mobile apps

And after the apps ready, it can be exported using QR Code or as .apk to be downloaded to computer, and run with a simulator.

As the beginning, we create a button that will display a picture when it is clicked

Thunkable use drag and drop coding (very similar to Blockly)

A recommended simulator is KoPlayer (for PC) or BlueStacks (for Windows and Mac). This is how the app looks like on BlueStacks for Mac

The next app we created is a login form

The code

How it looks like on BlueStacks

If we enter the correct user id and password, it will go to the next screen

Then we add some back button

And some time picker too

Before the class started

Capt. Cinta and Capt. Syahna

Edo, Thoriq and Fauzan

Fadhlan and Fayza

Zahra and Icha

Capt. Zaki and Capt. Fizhan

Capt. Zaki preparing the lessons today

The QR Code

Everyone can read it and use the app on their android phone

Capt. Cinta assisting Fadhlan

Lots of things to do today because we had to do lots of setups for each computer and smartphones

This is Tian

Ismail

Nadhira

Capt. Zaki assisting Fayza

Rheino

Fadhlan

Ara

Zahra and Icha having fun 😀

Edo and Thoriq too 😀

Ozan looks so happy too 🙂

Today our GodFather Captain visited us again and shared some stories about electronic devices and information technology 🙂

He showed us Gizwits

The kids were really interested

ProCodeCG is so going to make class or coding camp “IOT for Kids” 😉

Back to work again

This is how the app looks like on kids android smartphones

This is too fun! We will continue this tomorrow! 🙂

ProCodeCG Kids Regular Coding Class 9 Jan 2016 – Simple Client Server and Digital Clock in Python

Today we learned some simple network programming 🙂 We created client server connection 🙂

Oh! And we got new pet to become Python’s (the black one) company 🙂 We named it Scratch (the light brown one) 😀

Lots of kids today! Yaayyy 🙂

This is Gaga demonstrating the game he is developing 🙂

Quite difficult game with GameMaker, with lots of assets, objects and scripts inside!

He carefully designs each sprite so they will animate smoothly in the game 🙂

While the others are concentrating on client-server codes

And this one, Faris, type the code while also creating a simple mobile apps with Android Studio!

This is Farrell running his counting-down-to-2017 code 🙂 Lots of things is going on here!

Ryan is typing carefully. Capt. Zaki is finding out how to correct errors and how to compile .py to .exe 🙂

Cinta is also working on her project in Scratch 😀 Looks like everybody can do many things at the same time 😀

But there are several errors occurred on most computers. We’ll figure it out.

A screenshot of a simple client server we tried today 🙂

Homework for today is creating a chat program in Python, creating password login in Scratch and creating a GUI count-down-to-2017 🙂

Until next week! 🙂