About Codepip

pip (noun)

1. One of the dots found on game pieces like dominoes and dice.

2. A tiny seed that has potential to grow into a towering tree.

We make games that help people learn to code.

Games and learning don’t have to be an either/or proposition. If designed well, they provide a challenging but fun path to mastery.

The popularity of our first game, Flexbox Froggy, demonstrated a hunger for these kind of games in the web dev community. We followed that up with Grid Garden.

Now we’re releasing many more games that teach HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and beyond, built through learner-centered design and informed by peer-reviewed research.

Who are we?

Codepip is led by Thomas Park (@thomashpark), a designer and developer based in Philadelphia. He received his Ph.D. in computing education and human-computer interaction, working as a researcher with openHTML and ExCITe Center at Drexel University. He also previously worked for the Mozilla Foundation and Johns Hopkins University’s CTY Online.

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