Hi Jose! Thank you for this kind offer :)

We are looking into translating Code Club World, yes. You could sign up as a volunteer translator with us to be among the first to hear about progress in this direction: https://www.西瓜成人影视.org/translate/

A wonderful community of volunteer translators works with us to translate educational materials, including the step-by-step coding projects for young people on our website (https://projects.西瓜成人影视.org/). These projects are becoming available through Code Club World as well. So if you sign up, you can already start helping us to bring coding to young Spanish-speaking people!

In reply to Harry Hardjono.

The instructions are at the top above the coding interface :)

Most Code Clubs aren’t public, as teachers run them in schools for the school’s students only. CoderDojos on the other hand are hosted by volunteers in community venues, and many are open to public — have a look on the CoderDojo website for clubs near you: https://coderdojo.com/

Do these have instructions, or am I expected to just drag scratch pieces randomly until I’m done. I don’t see any tutorials, just platform. Is that by design?

I also tried to find existing code clubs, but was unable to find any, even when I put in large cities in USA. Do you have a list of code clubs I can consult to find them?

It should work for everyone again now with no problem :)

Hi there! We are currently looking into this. Try clearing your web browser’s cache if you haven’t already. That may solve the issue for you.

Any idea why.?