Scratch

lol i saw a thread like this on newgrounds and this ones much nicer, on the other one everyone was saying things like "just go", "go away and stop posting pointless threads", and much ruder things containing bad swears    Then again, they had only joined in the morning...

Fruit Is Leaving Ftl!

then someone can move it.

kthxbai.

fruit wrote:

kthxbai.

I thought you left? You just wrote this today, so if you really quit you wouldn't come back.

fruit wrote:

Hi guys.

I just want you to know that I'm leaving Scratch. Scratch wasn't a big thing for me, I've been using other languages (text-based, no not lua. lua [removed].) for years, and Scratch was kinda like a boredom thing. I'm moving on to Objective C, so that I'll be able to code applications for the iPhone platform. I may or may not comr on every now and then, and please don't say this is a publicity stunt. It really isn't. Don't expect me to reply to any of your posts.

I may make a game or two every two months or so, but yeah, goodbye ScratchR's.

Thank you Scratch Team, for creating this awesome program which I hope continues for a long time. The Scractch community is one of the best I've ever seen. I hope that it continues to grow and many new people join.

Ok, I promise this is the end of the post. Goodbye ScratchR's! Thanks! 

What I would recommend is making your own version, like Streak!
That is what kept me interested!

Also: I see your problem, and that is one that also plagues me.
So, I am creating a streak-side scripting language, that will increase its functionality by, well, a lot.

It won't be out for a while, but when it does, I hope you give it a try.

You may not know, but scratch was actually influenced by C.

Okay, well, C ya!
(get it?)

Probably not.

fruit wrote:

Probably not.

What about my forums?

Bye, good luck on your life and writing iPhone apps. 

Last edited by technoguyx (2009-08-04 07:56:04)

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pinochio wrote:

turtlewarrior wrote:

pinochio wrote:

to bad    yea i user real programs to like gamemaker. anyways when you program an app tell me and ill be sure to get it 

Game maker isn't really a real program. Flash, Visual Basic, and Java are pretty real. Game maker I find is too basic, but more advanced then scratch.

i can do  flash to, but im not to good

Hm... I don't know much VB. Wait, I don't know ANY VB, lol. I know regular BASIC, though. I am also learning java.

Bye fruit!

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coolperson wrote:

Does anybody have any idea what program he uses for the iphone apps?

If you have a Mac/apple computer then go to developer.apple.com. Sign up as a free developer until you know how to work the applications and know objective-c. Once you have figured out how to do that much then sign up as a developer by paying $99 and then submit your app to the app store. Oh and once you sign up as a free developer, download the iPhone SDK package. For the programming of the application you use Xcode, for the interface Interface Builder, for the testing of the application: iPhone Simulator, for the checking of other stuff you use Instruments. There are many more applications to use but those are the main ones. Books to get to learn objective-c: Programming in Objective-C by Stephen G. Kochan: Get it on amazon.com. Another book for the iPhone SDK part: Beginning iPhone Development, Exploring the iPhone SDK. It is an Apress book with two authors. I hope this helps. If you have any more questions just ask.