Google is now trying to help adults keep up with their tech-savvy kids by introducing an app designed to teach people how ... turns learning how to write JavaScript into a more entertaining ...

Javascript, specifically. Grasshopper alone probably won’t teach you enough to quit your ... Maybe that’ll keep me using the app for more than a few days. Maybe it won’t.

One of Google's Area 120 idea incubator teams have successfully developed an app ... learning JavaScript easier than ever. The app, called Grasshopper, uses mini-games and quizzes to teach its ...

Now the workshop has released an app to help beginners learn to code in Javascript, which could be helpful for novices who want to build websites. The app has a few legs up on other coding software.

Area 120, Google in-house incubator, has released a handful of apps that make smart responses, find ways to run ads in VR, and more. Now, a team has built an app called Grasshopper that makes it ...

According to the app’s website, Grasshopper currently teaches students “the basics of JavaScript and some of the building blocks of programming.” The website states that students can also take two ...

As the app’s site notes, JavaScript is used by more than 70 percent of professional developers, and “Grasshopper uses JavaScript to teach fundamental programming concepts that are universal to ...

badges and other achievements as they progress in the app. Currently, there are courses for HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Swift, Python, Ruby, Java, C#, C++ and SQL, plus introductory programming courses ...