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Hey guys!
It's Techoguy. I've always wondered this. I believe it's made of Java but I also have reason to believe it's HTML5 or C++.
If someone would kindly answer my question it would be appriciated! c:
Thanks!
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That's right - Squeak Smalltalk is an implementation of the object-oriented Smalltalk language.
Java needs a Java VM tu run - a requirement that is not mentioned anywhere in the Scratch website or program, HTML5 is a web language and well, Scratch is a bit too slow to be pure C++.
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technoguyx wrote:
HTML5 is a web language
There are definitely many desktop applications (especially with like Win8 Metro) that are written in HTML5, though.
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veggieman001 wrote:
technoguyx wrote:
HTML5 is a web language
There are definitely many desktop applications (especially with like Win8 Metro) that are written in HTML5, though.
ergo, not desktop
Desktop has now come to mean not metro.
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LS97 wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
technoguyx wrote:
HTML5 is a web language
There are definitely many desktop applications (especially with like Win8 Metro) that are written in HTML5, though.
ergo, not desktop
Desktop has now come to mean not metro.
Some desktop (non-metro) applications are written in HTML5.
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Thanks everyone for an explanation!
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nathanprocks wrote:
LS97 wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
There are definitely many desktop applications (especially with like Win8 Metro) that are written in HTML5, though.
ergo, not desktop
Desktop has now come to mean not metro.Some desktop (non-metro) applications are written in HTML5.
HTML5 is a mark-up language, thus it is only the layout of the application.
What really runs it at the end is (in most cases) JavaScript.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1451 … g-language
Last edited by roijac (2013-02-19 11:40:01)
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veggieman001 wrote:
technoguyx wrote:
HTML5 is a web language
There are definitely many desktop applications (especially with like Win8 Metro) that are written in HTML5, though.
Well, HTML5 is still a markup language that must be interpreted by the end platform.
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