If it were completely done, then you would need to compare it to the squeak one.
Wait a second, isnt ScratchPlugin written in C?
(the one that comes with the source)
And you are going to write the execution engine in C, right?
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LS97 wrote:
i wouldnt be so certain about the advantage of this thing. it would just have the code written as c instead of squeak. probably with a limited functionality. i'm not supporting
I don't think this is something of a support or not support, as far as I can tell, this is going ahead.
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I suppose it's better for some who know .Net but those who don't it's just the same as having to learn squeak! I am already starting to learn and understand squeak but having learn .NET means I have to learn something else
. I would rather just keep squeak.
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markyparky56 wrote:
Billybob-Mario wrote:
markyparky56 wrote:
Why... what?Why is it being made? What can it do that Scratch can't?
Probably it'll be faster and just simply better. But ofcourse, it'll be unuasable for mac users.
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Good I have Windows.
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Daffy22 wrote:
I suppose it's better for some who know .Net but those who don't it's just the same as having to learn squeak! I am already starting to learn and understand squeak but having learn .NET means I have to learn something else
. I would rather just keep squeak.
You don't have to learn .NET, but, if I dare say, it is easier than Squeak. Depends on the language, VB, VC++, VC# and a few others.
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