Hey everyone, as some of you know, I have a Chrome Pilot Notebook as a developer. My first App is for scratch, but I cannot publish it to the chrome app store yet because I haven't payed the developer fee and I do not own Scratch, but if you have google chrome, you can download my app and add it. 
Here are some step-by-step instructions of how to get it:
1. Download this file http://dl.dropbox.com/u/16495156/Scratch%20App.zip
2. Extract the zip file
3. Click the Wrench in the upper right corner of Chrome
4. Click Tools then click extensions
5. There should be a thing that says "developer mode" click on that.
6. Select load unpacked extension
7. Browse for the Scratch App folder and select it.
8. Done.
I am working on a new version of the app as we speak.
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Cool. It might be published by the Scratch Team when Scratch 2.0 comes out, as it will be online.
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midnightleopard wrote:
Hey everyone, as some of you know, I have a Chrome Pilot Notebook as a developer. My first App is for scratch, but I cannot publish it to the chrome app store yet because I haven't payed the developer fee and I do not own Scratch, but if you have google chrome, you can download my app and add it.
http://i52.tinypic.com/dfc26e.png
Here are some step-by-step instructions of how to get it:
1. Download this file http://dl.dropbox.com/u/16495156/Scratch%20App.zip
2. Extract the zip file
3. Click the Wrench in the upper right corner of Chrome
4. Click Tools then click extensions
5. There should be a thing that says "developer mode" click on that.
6. Select load unpacked extension
7. Browse for the Scratch App folder and select it.
8. Done.
I am working on a new version of the app as we speak.
Aviary apps FTW. xD
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well, yeah. My app just links to the website as well, but I am working on maybe an extension to pop up notifications.
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ssss wrote:
midnightleopard wrote:
well, yeah. My app just links to the website as well, but I am working on maybe an extension to pop up notifications.
That's cool!
I am thinking we should have a PHP collab for remaking Scratch for that.
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bbbeb wrote:
ssss wrote:
midnightleopard wrote:
well, yeah. My app just links to the website as well, but I am working on maybe an extension to pop up notifications.
That's cool!
I am thinking we should have a PHP collab for remaking Scratch for that.
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bbbeb, I was thinking the same thing. Wanna do it with me?
EDIT: I have requested a Scratch API from the scratch team, so we can access account information. Do you know how to make chrome apps? There is fantastic documentation at code.google.com/chrome/apps.
We don't have to make a usable scratch application, because that is coming out in a month or so anyways. We should just work on the other features.
Last edited by midnightleopard (2011-02-19 07:25:03)
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midnightleopard wrote:
bbbeb wrote:
ssss wrote:
That's cool!I am thinking we should have a PHP collab for remaking Scratch for that.
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bbbeb, I was thinking the same thing. Wanna do it with me?
EDIT: I have requested a Scratch API from the scratch team, so we can access account information. Do you know how to make chrome apps? There is fantastic documentation at code.google.com/chrome/apps.
We don't have to make a usable scratch application, because that is coming out in a month or so anyways. We should just work on the other features.
I really doubt Scratch has an API ready for you and even if they did, I wouldn't give it to you because it could greatly compromise Scratch's security. One thing you probably could ask for is simple user integration...
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LS97 wrote:
midnightleopard wrote:
bbbeb wrote:
I am thinking we should have a PHP collab for remaking Scratch for that.![]()
bbbeb, I was thinking the same thing. Wanna do it with me?
EDIT: I have requested a Scratch API from the scratch team, so we can access account information. Do you know how to make chrome apps? There is fantastic documentation at code.google.com/chrome/apps.
We don't have to make a usable scratch application, because that is coming out in a month or so anyways. We should just work on the other features.I really doubt Scratch has an API ready for you and even if they did, I wouldn't give it to you because it could greatly compromise Scratch's security. One thing you probably could ask for is simple user integration...
Scratch team email I got wrote:
You are welcome to use the API
I still have no clue how to use it.
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http://svn.assembla.com/svn/scratchr/ap … roller.php
Here's the source (and documentation) for the API.

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ssss wrote:
My app just links to scratch.mit.edu
As so do other stuff in the chrome web store. It's like a bookmark store. I have YouTube, Google Maps, Gmail, Scratch (lol), Dropbox, Google Docs, and Google Reader.
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ihaveamac wrote:
ssss wrote:
My app just links to scratch.mit.edu
As so do other stuff in the chrome web store. It's like a bookmark store. I have YouTube, Google Maps, Gmail, Scratch (lol), Dropbox, Google Docs, and Google Reader.
Yes, I also managed at failing @ an icon, and just used lots of Scratch Style S's (suits my name though
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ihaveamac wrote:
ssss wrote:
My app just links to scratch.mit.edu
As so do other stuff in the chrome web store. It's like a bookmark store. I have YouTube, Google Maps, Gmail, Scratch (lol), Dropbox, Google Docs, and Google Reader.
Chrome apps can also control your browser, so there is sometimes more to them than just bookmarks. My new scratch app I hope to work on will pop up a small speech bubble when you get a notification.
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fullmoon wrote:
http://svn.assembla.com/svn/scratchr/ap … roller.php
Here's the source (and documentation) for the API.
OMG THANKYOU I have searched for this for months
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To make it even better, right-click the app, and check "Open as window".


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The only problem with the app is the Scratch Cat has to be stretched horizontally. But this will make my life a lot easier. Goodbye typing in scratch.mit.edu and hello to the button of coolness!





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It just goes to scratch.mit.edu... I though it was actually a ported version of Scratch
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I just created a scratch app that doesnt have to be extracted and everything - its just the app, and ITS PACKAGED!!!!
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