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Meet Micro:bit, a Raspberry Pi Zero Alternative to Help UK Kids Learn to Code

By Marius Nestor

Every 11 year old student in UK will be able to use the BBC micro:bit pocket-sized computer to code and bring their ideas to life, in the form of applications, scrolling stories, animations, or games. Fedora Project has even published a story on how to learn programming using micro:bit and Fedora Linux.

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