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20 Feb 09

Child programmer becomes a hit on iTunes

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A nine-year-old programmer in Singapore has hit the Top 10 selling list on the iTunes store with a paint application called ‘Doodle Kids’ , used on the Apple iPhone. His father is a Chief Technology Officer for a local firm in Singapore, so it’s not extremely surprising to see his son follow in his footsteps.

Whether or not you’re jealous (I am), you have to be amazed at how young kids are learning and mastering computers these days. Things like this should be inspiration for others. If a kid can learn to program, so can you!

PS. I also started a discussion about this on the forums.

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Jam Castro said in July 18th, 2009 at 4:12 am    

WOW! that kid is good, I’m also jealous :(
How I wish I learned programming when I was still a kid.

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Luke said in August 17th, 2009 at 4:25 am    

Yea, I must say i’m pretty jealous! I wish I could of programmed like that back then

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