The work of an 11-year-old Nigerian boy
seems to have impressed Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg -who shared the
below message on his official page. Zuckerberg said;
This is Tayo. He's 11 and he recently showed me a game he built called Spike Rush. I got my first computer when I was Tayo's age, and just like him I started out coding games. I've always thought building simple games was the gateway to building more complex apps.
My first games were simpler than Tayo's, but no matter your level, there's nothing like playing something you built yourself.
Spike Rush is available in the iOS App Store. I'm looking forward to seeing what Tayo builds next!
This is Tayo. He's 11 and he recently showed me a game he built called Spike Rush. I got my first computer when I was Tayo's age, and just like him I started out coding games. I've always thought building simple games was the gateway to building more complex apps.
My first games were simpler than Tayo's, but no matter your level, there's nothing like playing something you built yourself.
Spike Rush is available in the iOS App Store. I'm looking forward to seeing what Tayo builds next!