Scratch

coolstuff · 2010-06-26 18:17:20

Well, it would be difficult to make, but I'd certainly love to see it happen smile

HTML5 is the future! Woo-hoo!

16Skittles · 2010-06-26 19:34:15

someone might try to make a simple scratch-like program in ECMAscript (look at me, using the official name tongue ), but it would possibly mean the removal of things like pen and sound. hmm it would need to be made from the ground up. maybe a collab could work.

Last edited by 16Skittles (2010-06-26 19:38:52)

rubiks_cube_guy238 · 2010-06-26 20:13:28

I heard (but I'm not sure) that there is a hard-to-find Squeak applet, so Scratch could easily be translated to an applet, and then translate that applet to JavaScript.

johnnydean1 · 2010-06-27 02:08:01

Pen and sound could be lost, they are not majour. Sound would not work on most the systems, and just use cloneing for pen!

jackrulez · 2010-06-28 10:02:12

johnnydean1 wrote:
JavaScript
Pros
Can be used on most mobile devices
Works on the web
Any system that can read HTML

Cons
HARD!

Omigosh. I had this exact same idea! Plus, I know JavaScript! I'm doing this! big_smile

16Skittles · 2010-06-28 11:28:23

jackrulez wrote:
johnnydean1 wrote:
JavaScript
Pros
Can be used on most mobile devices
Works on the web
Any system that can read HTML

Cons
HARD!
Omigosh. I had this exact same idea! Plus, I know JavaScript! I'm doing this!

collab? smile

johnnydean1 · 2010-06-29 03:10:58

*bump*

fire219 · 2010-07-01 17:45:57

I will help, JD. I don't know JS (yet), but it is just another language to add to my list! smile

majormax · 2010-07-01 18:46:39

You could implant the online viewer into a Javascript script, but that's kinda cheating. I know a little bit of Javascript.

majormax · 2010-07-01 18:58:48

majormax wrote:
You could implant the online viewer into a Javascript script, but that's kinda cheating. I know a little bit of Javascript.

Although, you could make it so you can flip through a user's projects by pressing a little arrow by using this.

markyparky56 · 2010-07-02 04:49:19

Maybe you should have it covert to a .jar file?

sb2jar would be a better idea.

cds56 · 2010-07-02 09:43:20

markyparky56 wrote:
Maybe you should have it covert to a .jar file?

sb2jar would be a better idea.

That's java though...

And java is what the applet's written

Sunrise-Moon · 2010-07-02 12:05:54

johnnydean1 wrote:
JavaScript
Pros
Can be used on most mobile devices
Works on the web
Any system that can read HTML

Cons
HARD!

I'm sure most of the languages they're testing 'work on the web'.

HTML5 would be much better (and most likely easier) to make Scratch.

markyparky56 · 2010-07-02 14:03:40

cds56 wrote:
markyparky56 wrote:
Maybe you should have it covert to a .jar file?

sb2jar would be a better idea.
That's java though...

And java is what the applet's written

Yes, I know, it woud require some major applet modifying, but im sure its possible, unlike javascript.

soupoftomato · 2010-07-02 14:39:51

That would be awesome! Being able to play your Scratch games on console!

60seconds60seconds60seconds

bbbeb · 2010-07-04 22:59:39

bump

markyparky56 · 2010-07-05 16:03:21

WikipediaJavaScript is primarily used in the form of client-side JavaScript, [b wrote:
implemented as part of a web browser[/b] in order to provide enhanced user interfaces and dynamic websites. However, its use in applications outside web pages is also significant.

I don't think Javascript is possible to make scratch projects run on the internet without the applet.

nXIII · 2010-07-05 18:58:16

markyparky56 wrote:
WikipediaJavaScript is primarily used in the form of client-side JavaScript, [b wrote:
implemented as part of a web browser[/b] in order to provide enhanced user interfaces and dynamic websites. However, its use in applications outside web pages is also significant.
I don't think Javascript is possible to make scratch projects run on the internet without the applet.

What applet...?

fullmoon · 2010-07-05 23:11:31

johnnydean1 wrote:
Nintendo Wii
Nintendo DS
PSP
Mobile Phones
PDA's

Most of these devices don't execute JS fast enough to run an application like Scratch.

Does anyone have the filetype specification for 1.4? We'd need that to be able to deserialize an .sb file.

markyparky56 · 2010-07-06 06:58:24

nXIII wrote:
markyparky56 wrote:
WikipediaJavaScript is primarily used in the form of client-side JavaScript, [b wrote:
implemented as part of a web browser[/b] in order to provide enhanced user interfaces and dynamic websites. However, its use in applications outside web pages is also significant.
I don't think Javascript is possible to make scratch projects run on the internet without the applet.
What applet...?

Scratch applet. You can't make the scratch applet in javascript. Javascript isn't made to run games, thats what Java is capable of doing.There two seperate things.

fuzzwuzz · 2010-07-06 13:26:44

johnnydean1 wrote:
I do not know if this is possible and may sound stupid but here goes.

Can anyone make Scratch run in .javascript

NOT JAVA but javascript, like on web browsers.

So you could play Scratch games on a mobile devices such as:
Nintendo Wii
Nintendo DS
PSP
Mobile Phones
PDA's

It could be done in 2 ways:
Make a mod to save them as javascript code

or

Make a program to change .sb to .javascript

So are YOU up to the challange

here:
http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?id=38558
thats all i have to say

Last edited by fuzzwuzz (2010-07-06 13:29:24)

johnnydean1 · 2010-07-06 14:27:20

fuzzwuzz wrote:
johnnydean1 wrote:
I do not know if this is possible and may sound stupid but here goes.

Can anyone make Scratch run in .javascript

NOT JAVA but javascript, like on web browsers.

So you could play Scratch games on a mobile devices such as:
Nintendo Wii
Nintendo DS
PSP
Mobile Phones
PDA's

It could be done in 2 ways:
Make a mod to save them as javascript code

or

Make a program to change .sb to .javascript

So are YOU up to the challange
here:
http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?id=38558
thats all i have to say

Thats a HTML editor not a scrath to .js or html

nXIII · 2010-07-06 18:08:55

Just a note: HTML is not dynamic, meaning content can't change itself on the page in HTML. That's where DHTML (the trio - HTML, CSS, & JavaScript) comes in.

Last edited by nXIII (2010-07-06 18:09:20)

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