MIT's Scratch Team releases Scratch 2.0 editor and player as open source
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Re: MIT's Scratch Team releases Scratch 2.0 editor and player as open source
#2You'd have to be a retard-nigger to spread lies about God's temple. Yup. Yer a retard-nigger.
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#3Neat! It would be nice if README.md gave a little introduction to the project.
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#4Catroid is another cool related project https://github.com/Catrobat/Catroid
Re: MIT's Scratch Team releases Scratch 2.0 editor and player as open source
#5We are hiring! http://scratch.mit.edu/jobs/
Also, Scratch Day is May 17th: http://day.scratch.mit.edu/
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#6It's unfortunate that Scratch is built upon the Flash platform. Though Scratch has been released under the GPL, it requires nonfree software in order to run. Scratch looks interesting, but I cannot recommend its use until this problem is fixed.
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#7I played with Scratch for some time with my 9 year old son. They've done an excellent job with it. We ended up using Construct 2, only because they've done an even better job and it releases to HTML 5, is playable on all kinds of devices including iPad.
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#8Scratch is really cool - my 6 year old daughter enjoys it a lot even though she doesn't grasp all of it yet. But I think it's a good start in that it starts introducing some of the concepts behind making a computer do things, and making things with computers. She has fun with it too, it's pleasant, which should help develop a positive attitude.
Re: MIT's Scratch Team releases Scratch 2.0 editor and player as open source
#9It's unfortunate that Scratch is built upon the Flash platform. Though Scratch has been released under the GPL, it requires nonfree software in order to run. Scratch looks interesting, but I cannot recommend its use until this problem is fixed.
We have a work-in-progress HTML5 version as well: https://github.com/LLK/scratch-html5
Re: MIT's Scratch Team releases Scratch 2.0 editor and player as open source
#10It's unfortunate that Scratch is built upon the Flash platform. Though Scratch has been released under the GPL, it requires nonfree software in order to run. Scratch looks interesting, but I cannot recommend its use until this problem is fixed.
We have a work-in-progress HTML5 version as well: https://github.com/LLK/scratch-html5
Really? That's very exciting!