No Sorry I cannot, keep looking one day you will find that special Stanley.

Well there ya go.

Well at least I bought it all second hand :)

No idea.

He's interested in minecraft and modding and used scratch at his old school.

Turning 10

Any resources you would recommend for the Minecraft aspect?

My daughter is into Minecraft too, she's 11. I told her she needs to cook and clean first.

He's turning 10, maybe the Minecraft modding for a start would be best, guess. I could always just utilize the present for the time being :D

Wow I love the company idea. Perfect!

Overcoming frustration is exactly what I'm currently trying to teach him.

Its a real hard aspect of parenting to show that not all rewards are instant.

Yeah originally I had the thought of just pushing the Minecraft modding but so far every response has been python.

We do indeed, this will be the boys core curriculum.

Sounds like iv just opened a massive can of worms.

Thanks for that, I hope you ain't the author cause I'm cheap - free eBook

Sure, I'll send you the forms.

So true, I was thinking exactly this when I saw my kids mindlessly watching some you tube kids who play games. Sure at the moment they are making money playing games and you can aspire to do the same, but in the future they will have nothing (except the millions they have made, if there parents haven't flogged it off by then).

Coding is the clearly the future and by the time our kids are old enough everyone will code in some way or another, but why just teach code, actually understanding the components and each and every aspect of computers that's far better preparation

To be honest I have no idea how to program or to really do anything with most of it except plug it all in and maybe turn it into a Kodi box. Really interested to find out what he'll be able to do with the Embedded Pi thing.

I bought all that for a total of $110