- Licensing
- Install Coding with Chrome
- Build Coding with Chrome
- Supported hardware and system
- Report Issues
- Contributing
- Credits
Coding with Chrome is an Educational Development Environment built around two core philosophies:
- Offer a stand-alone, offline app experience which allows people anywhere to
learn how to build useful computer programs:
- A basic IDE able to support real programming work
- A tutorial system that poses a challenge, checks the solution and provides feedback.
- Allow educators to put together a custom curriculum made up of various
components like:
- input languages (blockly, javascript, coffeescript)
- output modules (turtle graphics, javascript output, connected robots)
- Flexible UI where elements can be easily added, modified or removed
- Tutorial engine for self-learning
Apache License, Version 2.0 see LICENSE.md
If you only want to install Coding with Chrome, you could use the pre-compiled versions.
To install the Chrome App version:
- Visit the Chrome Web Store
- Click Add to Chrome
- Go to chrome://apps or use the "Overview" ○ Launcher
- Launch Coding with Chrome
To install the Mac OS and/or Windows binary version:
- Visit the Release Page and look for the latest entry
- Download and extract the corresponding .zip file for your platform
- Go into the extracted folder and launch Coding with Chrome(.app/.exe)
If you want to build the latest Coding with Chrome App from the source code, please check the build instructions.
Computers and Laptops with Chrome OS or any OS which is able to run the Desktop Chrome Browser are supported. For additional features Bluetooth and/or USB are required.
The following operating systems are supported by Coding with Chrome:
- Chrome OS
- Mac OS
- Windows OS
- Linux (without Bluetooth support / USB supported)
The following robots are supported, out of the box by Coding with Chrome:
- EV3
- Sphero 2.0
- Sphero SPRK+
- mBot (firmware >= 06.01.104)
- mBot Ranger (firmware >= 09.01.001)
For any issues or feature requests, we would really appreciate it if you report them using our issue tracker.
Contributing to Coding with Chrome is subject to the guidelines in the CONTRIBUTING.md file, which, in brief, requires that contributors sign the Individual Contributor License Agreement (CLA).
For more information about develop for Coding with Chrome, please check doc/DEVELOPMENT.md
For translation instruction, please check doc/I18N.md.
Coding with Chrome is made possible by other open source software.