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Renderer for the Dance game type. Based on p5.js and p5.play.js.

Top-down 2D game engine for the Craft app type. See NOTICE for restrictions on use.

A p5.js library for games and playthings

2 Updated Aug 29, 2022

The code powering code.org and studio.code.org

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In-browser Java IDE

4 Updated Aug 26, 2022

Standalone repo for the Maze app type

20 Updated Aug 16, 2022

The code powering code.org and studio.code.org

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Blockly (Code Studio fork)

25 Updated Jul 21, 2022

Turtle graphics for the Artist app type.

15 Updated Jul 21, 2022

Curriculum Builder in development for writing sweet K-12 CS curriculum

13 Updated Jul 6, 2022

This is the repo for AI for Oceans from Code.org.

26 Updated Jun 25, 2022

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