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Evan N. Frost, 13, recently published an Android application called Jurassic Sounds to the online Google store, Google Play. The app plays sounds from various dinosaurs of the Jurassic and other periods of the Mesozoic age. By Randall P. Lieberman - The Palm Beach Post
The app was published under his brand, “Hidden Ninjas.” Literary Agents are calling since The Palm Beach Post released its full page story.
Evan has been running his own website since he was 9 years old. At his website, HiddenNinjas.com, he has many games and written works available free for everyone. Some are browser based games or stories, and others are downloadable. Everything at his website was created by Evan.
“I learned HTML in the third grade,” said Hidden Ninjas founder Evan N. Frost, “and since then have also learned some BASIC, PYTHON and JAVA. I wanted to learn JAVA because most Android apps are written in JAVA. I like writing stories and I like programming games.”
Related Links: www.HiddenNinjas.com, Hidden Ninjas Home Page
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