Scratch coding and animation classes in Bangna, Bangkok turn passive screen time into creative coding—arcade games and animated stories built with drag-and-drop logic, fully in English.
A route is the URL path (/, /about, /contact). A view is the Python function that runs when that path is requested. @app.route() connects the two.
from flask import Flask
app = Flask(__name__)
@app.route("/")
def home():
return "Welcome to the Flask App"
@app.route("/about")
def about():
return "This is a simple route example to the about page"
@app.route("/contact")
def contact():
return """
Contact Us
You can reach our organization at: info@dgskills.pk
"""
if __name__ == "__main__":
app.run(debug=True)Views can return plain text or HTML. Headings go from (largest) to smaller levels; holds body text. The contact view uses and so the browser formats the page.
/ → home greeting/about → about text/contact → heading plus email paragraphWith debug=True, the terminal logs each request (e.g. GET /, GET /about, GET /contact) so you can confirm routing while you click around.
A route is the URL path declared with @app.route(). The view is the Python function under that decorator; Flask runs it when a client requests that path and returns its output to the browser.
Return a string that contains HTML; the browser parses it. The contact example used for “Contact Us” and for the email line.
Flask logs each HTTP request—typically one line each for /, /about, and /contact—so you can verify that every route was hit.
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Bangna families often want English STEM that matches international-school expectations. Scratch emphasises cause and effect. Enquire WhatsApp +92 322 4217059. No invented Bangna studio.
Scratch uses drag-and-drop visual blocks that remove typing barriers while teaching core computer science fundamentals—such as conditional loops, coordinate systems, and variables. Consequently, children in Bangna transition from playing video games to actively creating their own 2D games and animations.
Yes! All live instruction, project slides, and coding environments are presented 100% in clear English, making it seamless for students enrolled in Bangkok international schools.
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