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Are you encouraging your kids (or kids of family / friends) to code?
Are you teaching (or merely encouraging) kids around you to follow in your footsteps? If so, how's it going (or not going)?
Yes I did, and they are now developers
Yes I am, and it's going well
Yes, but they are only doing really basic stuff
I tried but coming up with something to fire their enthusiasm was hard
I tried but they lost interest after fighting with tools / libraries / version conflicts / bad
I tried, but they didn't have the patience / enthusiasm / interest to continue
No, I haven't (but I thought about it)
There's no way I want to encourage kids to be developers.
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