garnered within few days and over week she couldn' believe that her game was that popularand the view of her first game encouraged her to continue coding other games tynker parent love for coding (and common understanding of its difficultiesbonds the community togetherthey've all experienced the satisfaction of solving complicated problem and the frustrations along the way "almost everyone on tyner has made their own programso think that people kind of appreciate everyone else' hard work more tynker user supportive community is an asset to kids learning to code the ability to see what other young makers are up togive and receive positive feedbackand share their message is importantit' way for kids to teach and learn concepts like kindness as well as skills like animation (or how to make pancake!