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  1. makecode.microbit.orgMicrosoft MakeCode for micro:bit

    A Blocks / JavaScript code editor for the micro:bit powered by Microsoft MakeCode.

  2. microbit.org › codeLet's code - Micro:bit

    Microsoft’s MakeCode editor is the perfect way to start programming and get creating with the BBC micro:bit. The colour-coded blocks are familiar to anyone who’s previously used Scratch, and yet powerful enough to access all the features of this tiny computer .

  3. makecode.microbit.org › tutorialsProjects - Microsoft MakeCode for micro:bit

    Build your own social network made of micro:bits. Here are some cool tutorials to get you started with your micro:bit!

  4. makecode.microbit.org › coursesCourses - Microsoft MakeCode for micro:bit

    First lessons with MakeCode and the micro:bit. A sequence of six beginner lessons, ideal for getting started with the micro:bit. Students will learn core computing concepts by making and coding engaging projects.

  5. makecode.microbit.org › projects › rock-paper-scissorsRock Paper Scissors - Microsoft MakeCode for micro:bit

    First we need to make a variable to keep track of whether we have a Rock, Paper or Scissors in our hand. A variable is a container for storing values. Click on the ||variables:Variables|| category in the Toolbox. Click on the Make a Variable button. Give your new variable the name “hand” and click Ok.

  6. makecode.microbit.org › projectsProjects - Microsoft MakeCode for micro:bit

    Explore various projects to code and create with Microsoft MakeCode for micro:bit.

  7. microbit.org › get-started › user-guideMicrosoft MakeCode | micro:bit

    Microsoft MakeCode. Our official editor for block-based coding created by our partners at Microsoft. Microsoft’s MakeCode editor is the perfect way to start programming and get creating with the BBC micro:bit.

  8. microbit.org › get-started › getting-startedGetting started | micro:bit

    Microsoft’s MakeCode editor is the perfect way to start coding with the BBC micro:bit. The colour-coded blocks allow you to drag and click together bits of code to access all the features of this tiny computer.

  9. makecode.microbit.org › aboutAbout - Microsoft MakeCode for micro:bit

    When you have your code ready, you connect your micro:bit to a computer via a USB cable, so it appears as a mounted drive (named MICROBIT). Compilation to ARM thumb machine code from Blocks or JavaScript happens in the browser.

  10. makecode.microbit.org › _2qwhvJHmEWHcBai7.2 - Microsoft MakeCode for micro:bit

    Made with ️ in Microsoft MakeCode for micro:bit. Made with ️ in Microsoft MakeCode for micro:bit. MakeCode. Bai7.2 Edit Code. The content above is provided by a user, and is not endorsed by Microsoft. Report abuse if you think it's not appropriate. Report abuse. Why do you find it offensive? Submit Cancel Report sent. Thank you for helping keep Microsoft MakeCode a friendly place! ...