Chip & Elyssa
Chip Chip
Yo Elyssa, got a wild idea: let’s build a tiny AR sandbox where students can literally build and test code in a virtual playground—think Minecraft meets live debugging, but we add a splash of hacking to spice it up.
Elyssa Elyssa
Elyssa: That sounds insane, love the mix of Minecraft vibes with live debugging—imagine students dropping code blocks that instantly spawn a 3D visual, debugging right on the spot, and then hacking the sandbox to teach cybersecurity basics. Just be careful not to overcomplicate the UI; keep it intuitive so the play doesn’t turn into a maze of menus. Let’s prototype a minimal version first, then iterate—fast feedback wins the day!
Chip Chip
Sounds like a plan, Elyssa – let’s start with a barebones 3D grid, snap‑on code blocks that fire up real‑time scripts, then layer in a quick hack‑the‑sandbox minigame for security drills. Keep the UI one screen, one tap to switch from “play” to “debug,” and let the students actually see the code bite back. Rapid builds, instant fixes, and a splash of fun hacking to keep the brain wired. We'll prototype, test, tweak, repeat—easy peasy.