It's hard to beat the simplicity and immediacy of writing a few lines of code and having a simple physics simulation (the bouncing ball example here). I can see this being extremely popular and useful to kids!
https://blog.steve.fi/how_i_started_programming.html
And I had a lot of fun recently writing a simple BASIC interpreter, largely inspired by Sinclair's basic:
https://github.com/skx/gobasic
I'm pretty pleased with the ability to write images, via a browser-editor, even if it is static and not animated.
Thank you for your work. When trying to teach my child basic coding concepts along with their math homework, the barrier often is the IDE.
The web-based staring point is incredibly useful. Fire up the web browser and show the math example is excellent. I have started using the web-based Pyret with my 9-year-old. As we do her math, we mirror the math and geometry problems and solve them in the browser environment. The simplicity to code, run, eval is key.I will give Easylang a try on her next set of problems. Strong Work!