5) What are you working on now? I'm working on 2 card games, then I have plans to maybe do a Joust clone and something else that should be a lot of fun! I have lots of ideas. Scratch makes working with sprites totally easy. I'm just having fun with that.
4) Do you plan to continue in Scratch or extend your programming knowledge with other programming languages? I am a software developer for Intel, so I write programs in many different languages already (C#, SQL, Javascript, C++, ASM, Perl, VB, etc.) I design databases, web sites, and applications all day long. I use Scratch to have fun and relax.
3) I write games as a hobby, so my goals in Scratch are to have fun! I write games for myself, but I'm glad that others are enjoying them too. I guess, my other goals would be to have a "featured" project, and to have one of my projects included as an example in the official Scratch program download. I also develop Paint.NET plugins and have had two of my plugins included in the official Paint.NET program. In fact, I'm even in the Paint.NET about box!
Interview Questions: 1)What first made you interested in Scratch? 2)What is your favorite thing about the Scratch program or website? 3)What are your goals in Scratch? 4)Do you plan to continue in Scratch or extend your programming knowledge with other programming languages?
2)What is your favorite thing about the Scratch program? I like the fact that it is so easy to write browser games. I tried writing some Flash code before and it was impossible! Scratch is soooo easy, I love it!
1)What first made you interested in Scratch? My daughter wanted me to teach her how to write games so I researched a little and pointed her at the Scratch web site. She started playing with Scratch and got stuck on a few areas. I downloaded Scratch and started learning it in order to answer her questions.
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5) What are you working on now? I'm working on 2 card games, then I have plans to maybe do a Joust clone and something else that should be a lot of fun! I have lots of ideas. Scratch makes working with sprites totally easy. I'm just having fun with that.
Ok, thanks for the interview!
4) Do you plan to continue in Scratch or extend your programming knowledge with other programming languages? I am a software developer for Intel, so I write programs in many different languages already (C#, SQL, Javascript, C++, ASM, Perl, VB, etc.) I design databases, web sites, and applications all day long. I use Scratch to have fun and relax.
3) I write games as a hobby, so my goals in Scratch are to have fun! I write games for myself, but I'm glad that others are enjoying them too. I guess, my other goals would be to have a "featured" project, and to have one of my projects included as an example in the official Scratch program download. I also develop Paint.NET plugins and have had two of my plugins included in the official Paint.NET program. In fact, I'm even in the Paint.NET about box!
Interview Questions: 1)What first made you interested in Scratch? 2)What is your favorite thing about the Scratch program or website? 3)What are your goals in Scratch? 4)Do you plan to continue in Scratch or extend your programming knowledge with other programming languages?
2)What is your favorite thing about the Scratch program? I like the fact that it is so easy to write browser games. I tried writing some Flash code before and it was impossible! Scratch is soooo easy, I love it!
1)What first made you interested in Scratch? My daughter wanted me to teach her how to write games so I researched a little and pointed her at the Scratch web site. She started playing with Scratch and got stuck on a few areas. I downloaded Scratch and started learning it in order to answer her questions.
I can't wait for this to come out!
Thanks and you're welcome.
Ok, if you want, I can leave a message on one of your comments saying when it's out.
(view all replies)Really, that's great! I didn't know anyone was looking forward to Volume 2. Thanks! It should be out sometime this week or weekend.
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