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The angel offer came from a retired CEO of a public company that saw the article.The subject of the article is a product of HN:HN introduced us to Khan Academy many years ago, and it his math and [one of the] CS sources.HN introduced us to many learning sources for Java [Programr, Think Like a CS, etc].HN introduced us to Pygame.HN introduced us to ocw.mit.edu.HN introduced us to Minecraft when it was in early beta.etc.....

"As of last week, about 30 people had downloaded Frost’s application""angel $ offer"Uh oh.. are we in another bubble? I hope not...

I'm confused - the article doesn't mention an angel investment at all.

Very cool--I'm jealous of what a great environment teenagers have for programming today. When I was 13 I was hacking up QBasic games I downloaded from local bulletin boards. A teenager today can publish Android apps to impress their friends and make some spending money!

It's a soundboard. Plenty of young teenagers have made much better and more useful things.

I'm surprised no one's asked yet -- how did he obtain the samples of dinosaur sounds?

So whats so special about this?

Link to the app: <a href="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=appinventor.ai_evanfrosty.JurassicSounds&feature=search_result" rel="nofollow">https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=appinventor.ai...</a>

Go homeschoolers! I love it (coming from someone who was homeschooled for most of K-12.)