The Economist -
30 Jul 2015 17:08

COMPUTING has always been a youngster's game. The founders of Apple, Facebook, Google and Microsoft were in their teens or 20s when they started the businesses that made their fortunes. But even by the standards of Messrs Jobs, Zuckerberg, Brin, Page, Gates et al, the code jockeys of a programming language called KIBO are wet behind the ears. KIBO is designed for those aged four to seven. Instead of arranging, as an older programmer might, a set of constants, variables, operations and expression...
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