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Well the first thing I will say is that it is very admirable of you to be encouraging his skills, he is lucky to have a parent like you! Now onto the more technical stuff haha. My suggestion would be to look into processing.org. It is a bit more advanced in comparison to scratch as you are writing actual code but it is heavily based on visual arts and it is very easy to share your code. I think it would be a good way to challenge his skills while keeping him interested and not getting discouraged. There is also allot of information out there for processing, especially on youtube, a good channel to take a look at would be https://www.youtube.com/c/TheCodingTrain he is very engaging and he uses processing allot!
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This is part of a playlist that I can't seem to find at the moment, though YouTube is usually good about recommending the next video. It uses the web version of processing, which you don't need anything special to use; just head over to https://editor.p5js.org and start writing code!
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