If you're not smiling after this :05 minute video, you're in the wrong place :-) Code rules! https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=nKIu9yen5nc

Heck, I'm smiling and I haven't watched it yet. Of course, I'm an optimist. Cheers! -- Smug The first computer I worked on, wasn't 'in' the basement, it 'was' the basement. And had tubes.

Yes! "it's really not unlike playing an instrument".

Lol i just posted that a few days back..But its awesome..

Nice. The world needs more people who can write code. The world needs people who can do beautiful things. The world needs people who respect others. Cheers! Frogman

Hi David Fantastic video, but you are 3/4 days late as this was already posted on forum. However I think it's a great watch but it left me thinking I have no prospects lol! as I seriously struggle to understand coding. <a href="http://www.buzztouch.com/forum/thread.php?tid=6B5DF4D8C58DA103A418B18&currentPage=4" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.buzztouch.com/forum/thread.php?tid=6B5DF4D8C58DA103A418B18&currentPage=4</a>

Thank you David and Buzztouch for helping us to be ahead of the curve

Nice one. Still think Zuckerberg is a wee snot.

"You don't need to be a genius to code...you just need to determined".....YUP I can relate! I just thought I was an obsessed buzztouch addicted all this time!

Putting Chris Bosh and Will.I.Am into the video was pure genius! That will surely keep a few of the kids from hitting the pause button. Walking over to my kids now, "hey, watch this video ..." :-) -- Niraj

I saw this recently. Great video. And supports my course of 'Computing and Coding' at my school

Longer Version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dU1xS07N-FA Some good quotes in there.

Thank you for sharing… nice to see quite a few women there too :-)

I saw that video yesterday morning and tried a few HTML lessons from their site. It's great!

Nice video, some surprising faces in it also.

We are all rock stars! I have VERY strong opinions about this subject, as many of you may have heard from time to time in my podcast. I learned how to program BASIC at age 6. (Wish I had more to show for it now, LOL). Before I was allowed to touch the keyboard, I had to prove my program with graph paper and flow charts. NEITHER of which I have seen come home by either of my daughters. Although times have changed, as well as learning tools, the concept of logic should still be an important priority. Teach children HOW to learn and how to think, before you teach them WHAT to learn and what to think. I cringe every time my kids bring home a worksheet full of information they have to memorize for a standardized test. [rant over]