TouchDevelop helps students build their first apps

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More than 500 students from 17 Seattle schools participated in App Day 2013 -- a fun opportunity for students to gain first-hand computer programming experience with the help of Microsoft's TouchDevelop platform, which easily allows you to build apps on the iPad, iPhone, Android, PC, Mac and Windows Phone.

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