Scratch

Nope. I googled it and got nothing,

ThePCKid wrote:

Billybob-Mario wrote:

Does anyone know of an online squeak VM? It could make Scratch be online instead of Flash. I would at least be able to test it out. Does one exist?

There is a Squeak plugin, but it's very hard to find.
I tried to install it, but it didn't work.
I guess that we're out of luck 

where is the link??

AmoebaMan wrote:

That would be best.  It's really kind of dumb how the Scratch team chose to use a Java player and a code translator.  it would work much better and make more sense if they could make or find something that reads Smalltalk-80 directly.

They're remaking Scratch in Flash you know.....

waveOSBeta wrote:

go look at DesignBlocks.net .

I have before and that's not what I am talking about. I mean that they are actually making Scratch in flash, with the color sceme and all.

AmoebaMan wrote:

That would be best.  It's really kind of dumb how the Scratch team chose to use a Java player and a code translator.  it would work much better and make more sense if they could make or find something that reads Smalltalk-80 directly.

No, it's a very good decision to use Java.

In case you didn't know, nobody has this squeak plugin.

Jens wrote:

The Squeak plugin is extremely cool and it is being used by thousands of people worldwide, who are using Alan Kay's Etoys. I think it's a wonderful suggestion to just use the Squeak plugin with a Scratch image that runs online, because that way not only will you have a player for Scratch that runs in any browser, but also an online editor.

Does it use an online VM, and if so, where can I download it from?

Bawmp

Last edited by ThePCKid (2010-06-30 09:46:25)

Jens wrote:

The Squeak plugin is extremely cool and it is being used by thousands of people worldwide, who are using Alan Kay's Etoys. I think it's a wonderful suggestion to just use the Squeak plugin with a Scratch image that runs online, because that way not only will you have a player for Scratch that runs in any browser, but also an online editor.

where is this mythical squeak plugin?

It intrigues me..

Jens wrote:

You can get the Squeak browser plugin it by downloading and installing Etoys, or by scavenging the Squeak site.

I installed Etoys. How would I embed the VM on my website, and how would other people be able to view it?

Last edited by Billybob-Mario (2010-07-02 10:54:04)

Buuuummmmp

Quit yer' bumping!     This page explains how to lay hands on the plugin.

What I need is to use that thing to put Slash online on a webpage, like the Scratch team is planning to do with Scratch on Flash, except on Squeak.