Scratch

Hey, I might not be as active as I was before. I now am participating in the First Tech Challenge, and the First Robotics Competition. Robotics is taking up most of my time, but I'll try to help out when I can.

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Hey, I might not be as active as I was before. I now am participating in the First Tech Challenge, and the First Robotics Competition. Robotics is taking up most of my time, but I'll try to help out when I can.

No Problem with me ,too.

Oh yeah, if you can, add issues/goals into the issues part of GitHub.

Could this mean I can view projects on a 3DS

I'm working on a reader now.

Bump xD. I'm working on a new way to use the website. Unlike before, one of the devs has to approve the changes to make it apply to the website. This is use GitHub's OAuth api. Just login with your github account and click a button and your set!

NOTE: I'm still working on this so it's not avaliable right now. Links will come later.

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pwiter wrote:

Bump xD. I'm working on a new way to use the website. Unlike before, one of the devs has to approve the changes to make it apply to the website. This is use GitHub's OAuth api. Just login with your github account and click a button and your set!

NOTE: I'm still working on this so it's not avaliable right now. Links will come later.

Awesome! However, this is now pointless. I forked JsScratch, and they are way better right now then we ever could be anytime soon. And their code is not lost. Some people can still work on jScratch (I did all the blocks in Scratch 1.4, some are not all the way coded), but I am going to work on Go Everywhere with al-x using JsScratch, if MathWizz okays it.

Well, ok, I'll just not do it. Anyways, I'm still a dev on Go Everywhere am I? If I'm not can you add me again? Also, can I be added on the Go Everywhere repo. I'll might also be able to make the same system as I was going to do.

Last edited by pwiter (2012-12-30 19:11:36)

GP1 wrote:

pwiter wrote:

GP1 wrote:

Awesome! However, this is now pointless. I forked JsScratch, and they are way better right now then we ever could be anytime soon. And their code is not lost. Some people can still work on jScratch (I did all the blocks in Scratch 1.4, some are not all the way coded), but I am going to work on Go Everywhere with al-x using JsScratch, if MathWizz okays it.

Well, ok, I'll just not do it. Anyways, I'm still a dev on Go Everywhere am I?

Yep. What was your username on GitHub, I forgot?

It's lolzballs.

GP1 wrote:

pwiter wrote:

GP1 wrote:

Yep. What was your username on GitHub, I forgot?

It's lolzballs.

Ah, yes. You are added to the GoEverywhere organization. Hey, if you want to see what I did to the JsScratch player, go here: http://goeverywhere.github.com/JsScratc … project.sb. I just added a fullscreen button, and it works! (the mouse glitches up, but that will be fixed later)

Nice! Just one thing though, will you need php? Because github pages doesn't support it.

GP1 wrote:

pwiter wrote:

GP1 wrote:

Ah, yes. You are added to the GoEverywhere organization. Hey, if you want to see what I did to the JsScratch player, go here: http://goeverywhere.github.com/JsScratc … project.sb. I just added a fullscreen button, and it works! (the mouse glitches up, but that will be fixed later)

Nice! Just one thing though, will you need php? Because github pages doesn't support it.

I am aware of that. You can do that script you were doing with jScratch. If you can't, I have another solution, but I would rather you do it your way. My plan is to pull the Git repo every 2 minutes from GitHub to my server, where it will be hosted on the Macrobit site live, with PHP, MySQL, Perl, Python, Node.js, etc.

I'm just going to continue this on the Go Everywhere topic.