The world's easiest-to-understand programming mechanism

• The world’s easiest-to-understand programming mechanism

• Amazon

• Programming commentary by NISHIO Hirokazu and Hidemi Kawai, published under the name Cybozu.

What’s New

• 2018-06-01 No. 1 on Amazon
  • No.1 ─ Books > Picture books > Learning > Computers
  • No.71 ─ Books > Computer/IT > Programming > Software Development/Languages

reverberation

• Book Review “The World’s Easiest to Understand! How Programming Works” | Benesse’s Programming Education Information

• Facebook post by Kawai

• Review by [/mitou-meikan/Daiki Teramoto

  • The world’s easiest to understand! How Programming Works is a book that should be a social studies textbook starting in 2020｜Daiki Teramoto｜note

• Reviewed by [/mitou-meikan/Ukai Tasuku](https://scrapbox.io/mitou-meikan/Ukai Tasuku) [Facebook https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10215455126792051&set=a.1856898342911.108982. 1254438080&type=3]

• It is important to create a safe place for children to challenge themselves, encourage them, and create motivation.

• I think it will be interesting to see more “places” like this all over the country.

  • https://twitter.com/yasulab/status/979574976188637185

• “The World’s Easiest to Understand! How Programming Works” I’ve read it and it’s good. The one you should give to your kids and the parents should read it too. I recommend it, especially for those who have no connection to programming.

  • https://twitter.com/mituha/status/979484210166513664

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