FAST COMPANY - May 11 - Linkitz is embracing an idea that tackling the gender gap in tech begins with getting girls interested in science, math, and technology at a younger age. With Blockly as a scaffold, the Linkitz team created a simpler programming language that eliminates text, relying solely on pictures and audio cues, which can be dragged and dropped to form scripts, allowing kids to tweak the existing behavior of Linkitz modules or create entirely new ones.
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