Man-United beat Spurs to advance to F.A Cup Final

Manchester United booked their place in the FA Cup final with a 2-1
victory over Tottenham in a thrilling encounter at Wembley.

Ander Herrera was the unlikely United hero, firing a 62nd-minute
winner after Alexis Sanchez cancelled out Dele Alli's opener in a
pulsating first half.

Spurs pushed for a route back into the game but it was heartbreak for
Mauricio Pochettino's men as the club's miserable FA Cup semi-final
record extended to eight consecutive defeats.

For Jose Mourinho, who will return to Wembley for the final on May
19, former club Chelsea or Southampton stand between him and the
fourth trophy of his tenure at Old Trafford.

Stolen mace returned to the Senate (photos)

The mace which was stolen from the Nigerian Senate yesterday
has been returned. See another photo of it being used during
plenary today April 19th

This Google Mobile Game Will Help you JavaScript Coding for Free

We all know Google well, but apart from its popular products and services like Gmail, Assistant, Youtube, etc., there are tons of other experimental apps that you may have never heard of. A lot of them were created at Area 120, a Google workshop for experimental products, where most of them end up being fun apps with distractive new features. But you can't say the same for Grasshopper, an A120 mobile game with fun puzzles that helps users learn the fundamentals of JavaScript.



Just like Duolingo which teaches people French, Spanish and other languages, Grasshopper is similarly designed to help beginners learn, and it's important to note that the app won't turn you to Mark Zuckerberg or a coding genius overnight. Once you open Grasshopper for the first time, you'll be asked if you have any coding experience, after which you'll complete a short tutorial, and then you'll be able to pick your practice schedule, where daily reminder is recommended.

The lessons in Grasshopper comes in form of intriguing series of puzzles and quizzes which gets interestingly difficult the more you advance forward. According to Laura Holmes, founder of Grasshopper:
“Each coding puzzle has the student writing real JavaScript code using a custom built code editing environment. The student is given a challenge, and the user has to solve it using code, but it only takes a few taps to write out.”

Grasshopper is available for download via Google Play Store and Apple App Store. Kindly use the following links to download for Android and iOS devices.

source: Area120

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