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PackersRuleGoPack

IcyCoder wrote:
If Dragon Drop is not going to do anything I might quit because I am very busy and I should not spend my energy on something that is not going to do anything.

jokebookservice1 wrote:
Austinato wrote:
jokebookservice1 wrote:
I'm sorry: I'm going to have to quit
Goodbye, and good luck! But as NaturalmotionStudios said, why are you leaving?
I don't want to offend anybody here, but how is this better than, say, Wix, with the exception of the Scratch project embedder which anybody can insert since there is an embed button under every Scratch project.

I might make my own CMS one day, but I'd prefer to work alone on it (with the exception of random people making PRs) so that I can abandon the project if I get too much school work.

It has been very fun working with everybody here on this project, and I might still make Pull Requests.

If you haven't already, might I recommend making a translation JSON file that stores all phrases you need as object that stores key value pairs <LANGUAGECODE> <LANGUAGETRANSLATION> like so:
[scratchblocks]
[ {
                       "ru": "я устал",
                       "fr": "je suis fatigue",
                       "en": "I am tired"
},
{
                       "ru": "Russian translation",
                       "fr": "French translaton",
                       "en": "Other phrase"            
}
]
Once you've parsed the JSON, then in Node.js you can do:
respose.write( translations[1][langMode] );
Or something similar.

So thanks so much everybody!

-jokeookservice1

Why is everyone quitting

pioutch

Sorry, i forgt to say my username on trello: pioutch
Scratch on!

golden-scratch

Dear DragonDrop Team,

Sorry for the inactivity of me and Coke recently. Coke has been at School, and I have been busy. Hopefully progress should resume soon but for now it seems everything is on halt. Feel free to carry on with Pull Requests etc on github and talking on Trello but most main development will slow due to Coke being inactive. Like the Earth needs the sun for Earth's lifespan to continue, DragonDrop needs Coke for it's lifespan to continue. I am dearly sorry for the inconvenience that this may have caused to some team members. We will sort something out and get this going again soon. I thank you for your patience.

-Golden-Scratch
DragonDrop Team,
Executive Manager.

card100

Can anyone give me an up to date link to the editor?

Last edited by card100 (Aug. 30, 2016 20:35:44)

card100

PackersRuleGoPack wrote:
IcyCoder wrote:
If Dragon Drop is not going to do anything I might quit because I am very busy and I should not spend my energy on something that is not going to do anything.
jokebookservice1 wrote:
Austinato wrote:
jokebookservice1 wrote:
I'm sorry: I'm going to have to quit
Goodbye, and good luck! But as NaturalmotionStudios said, why are you leaving?
I don't want to offend anybody here, but how is this better than, say, Wix, with the exception of the Scratch project embedder which anybody can insert since there is an embed button under every Scratch project.

I might make my own CMS one day, but I'd prefer to work alone on it (with the exception of random people making PRs) so that I can abandon the project if I get too much school work.

It has been very fun working with everybody here on this project, and I might still make Pull Requests.

If you haven't already, might I recommend making a translation JSON file that stores all phrases you need as object that stores key value pairs <LANGUAGECODE> <LANGUAGETRANSLATION> like so:
[scratchblocks]
[ {
                       "ru": "я устал",
                       "fr": "je suis fatigue",
                       "en": "I am tired"
},
{
                       "ru": "Russian translation",
                       "fr": "French translaton",
                       "en": "Other phrase"            
}
]
Once you've parsed the JSON, then in Node.js you can do:
respose.write( translations[1][langMode] );
Or something similar.

So thanks so much everybody!

-jokeookservice1
Why is everyone quitting

Who else quite?

NaturalmotionStudios

Austinato wrote:
jokebookservice1 wrote:
I'm sorry: I'm going to have to quit
Goodbye, and good luck! But as NaturalmotionStudios said, why are you leaving?

Just a note: You're the only one who's gotten my username right in a while. ;)

pioutch wrote:
NaturalmotionStudios wrote:
pioutch wrote:
Wy we dont use POOTLE for Translations?
What's that?

NaturalmotionStudios wrote:
pioutch wrote:
Wy we dont use POOTLE for Translations?
What's that?

Pootle is a translating tool. Scratch was translated per pootle. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pootle and http://pootle.translatehouse.org/

Oh, is it free? Also quotes are kinda messed up XD

jokebookservice1 wrote:
Austinato wrote:
jokebookservice1 wrote:
I'm sorry: I'm going to have to quit
Goodbye, and good luck! But as NaturalmotionStudios said, why are you leaving?
I don't want to offend anybody here, but how is this better than, say, Wix, with the exception of the Scratch project embedder which anybody can insert since there is an embed button under every Scratch project.

I might make my own CMS one day, but I'd prefer to work alone on it (with the exception of random people making PRs) so that I can abandon the project if I get too much school work.

It has been very fun working with everybody here on this project, and I might still make Pull Requests.

If you haven't already, might I recommend making a translation JSON file that stores all phrases you need as object that stores key value pairs <LANGUAGECODE> <LANGUAGETRANSLATION> like so:
[ {
                       "ru": "я устал",
                       "fr": "je suis fatigue",
                       "en": "I am tired"
},
{
                       "ru": "Russian translation",
                       "fr": "French translaton",
                       "en": "Other phrase"            
}
]
Once you've parsed the JSON, then in Node.js you can do:
respose.write( translations[1][langMode] );
Or something similar.

So thanks so much everybody!

-jokeookservice1

DragonDrop is more than that. (Besides, I think our developers are children, including me, versus they are adults)

JSON is too much work considering what we've gotten to so far. We will just have things like en.dragondrop.net, fr.dragondrop.net, ru.dragondrop.net, etc. You can find a list or two-letter language codes here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes

Last edited by NaturalmotionStudios (Aug. 30, 2016 20:43:56)

NaturalmotionStudios

NaturalmotionStudios wrote:
Austinato wrote:
jokebookservice1 wrote:
I'm sorry: I'm going to have to quit
Goodbye, and good luck! But as NaturalmotionStudios said, why are you leaving?
Just a note: You're the only one who's gotten my username right in a while. ;)

pioutch wrote:
NaturalmotionStudios wrote:
pioutch wrote:
Wy we dont use POOTLE for Translations?
What's that?

NaturalmotionStudios wrote:
pioutch wrote:
Wy we dont use POOTLE for Translations?
What's that?

Pootle is a translating tool. Scratch was translated per pootle. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pootle and http://pootle.translatehouse.org/

Oh, is it free? Also quotes are kinda messed up XD

jokebookservice1 wrote:
Austinato wrote:
jokebookservice1 wrote:
I'm sorry: I'm going to have to quit
Goodbye, and good luck! But as NaturalmotionStudios said, why are you leaving?
I don't want to offend anybody here, but how is this better than, say, Wix, with the exception of the Scratch project embedder which anybody can insert since there is an embed button under every Scratch project.

I might make my own CMS one day, but I'd prefer to work alone on it (with the exception of random people making PRs) so that I can abandon the project if I get too much school work.

It has been very fun working with everybody here on this project, and I might still make Pull Requests.

If you haven't already, might I recommend making a translation JSON file that stores all phrases you need as object that stores key value pairs <LANGUAGECODE> <LANGUAGETRANSLATION> like so:
[ {
                       "ru": "я устал",
                       "fr": "je suis fatigue",
                       "en": "I am tired"
},
{
                       "ru": "Russian translation",
                       "fr": "French translaton",
                       "en": "Other phrase"            
}
]
Once you've parsed the JSON, then in Node.js you can do:
respose.write( translations[1][langMode] );
Or something similar.

So thanks so much everybody!

-jokeookservice1

DragonDrop is more than that. (Besides, I think our developers are children, including me, versus they are adults)

JSON is too much work considering what we've gotten to so far. We will just have things like en.dragondrop.net, fr.dragondrop.net, ru.dragondrop.net, etc. You can find a list or two-letter language codes here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes

card100

card100 wrote:
Can anyone give me an up to date link to the editor?

Never Mind

NaturalmotionStudios

python_in_html = raw_input("Can you embed Python code into HTML?")
if python_in_html == "yes":
     print("Good, I have an idea for an element!")
else:
    print("That's fine...")

Firedrake969

NaturalmotionStudios wrote:

python_in_html = raw_input("Can you embed Python code into HTML?")
if python_in_html == "yes":
     print("Good, I have an idea for an element!")
else:
    print("That's fine...")

Why not use JS?

NaturalmotionStudios

Firedrake969 wrote:

NaturalmotionStudios wrote:

python_in_html = raw_input("Can you embed Python code into HTML?")
if python_in_html == "yes":
     print("Good, I have an idea for an element!")
else:
    print("That's fine...")

Why not use JS?

JS isn't the same as Python. ._.

>>> import java
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<pyshell#0>", line 1, in <module>
    import java
ImportError: No module named java

Last edited by NaturalmotionStudios (Aug. 30, 2016 22:32:46)

Jonathan50

NaturalmotionStudios wrote:
JS isn't the same as Python. ._.

Why do you want to use Python? You can probably do what you want with JS.

>>> import java
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<pyshell#0>", line 1, in <module>
    import java
ImportError: No module named java

?

NaturalmotionStudios

Jonathan50 wrote:
NaturalmotionStudios wrote:
JS isn't the same as Python. ._.
Why do you want to use Python? You can probably do what you want with JS.
>>> import java
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<pyshell#0>", line 1, in <module>
    import java
ImportError: No module named java
?

What do you mean “?” ?

Jonathan50

NaturalmotionStudios wrote:
What do you mean “?” ?

Why did you post that? (It's short for “what?”)

Last edited by Jonathan50 (Aug. 30, 2016 23:11:41)

NaturalmotionStudios

Jonathan50 wrote:
NaturalmotionStudios wrote:
What do you mean “?” ?
Why did you post that? (It's short for “what?”)

I don't see why that one post didn't make since. I was showing him / her the syntax difference between Python and Java. (Which are programming languages if you didn't know.)

Jonathan50

NaturalmotionStudios wrote:
I don't see why that one post didn't make since. I was showing him / her the syntax difference between Python and Java. (Which are programming languages if you didn't know.)

Nobody said anything about Java… Firedrake969 said JS, which is short for JavaScript, a programming language that has almost nothing in common with Java except for curly-brace syntax.

Firedrake969

NaturalmotionStudios wrote:
Firedrake969 wrote:
NaturalmotionStudios wrote:
python_in_html = raw_input("Can you embed Python code into HTML?")
if python_in_html == "yes":
     print("Good, I have an idea for an element!")
else:
    print("That's fine...")
Why not use JS?
JS isn't the same as Python. ._.

I know. Anything you need to do regarding webpages you can probably do with JS.

I know the differences, since I use both quite often

Last edited by Firedrake969 (Aug. 30, 2016 23:44:04)

card100

NaturalmotionStudios wrote:

python_in_html = raw_input("Can you embed Python code into HTML?")
if python_in_html == "yes":
     print("Good, I have an idea for an element!")
else:
    print("That's fine...")

Check this out:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5168588/can-python-be-embedded-in-html-like-php-and-jsp

card100

Check out what's new in Code Share! (I added something)(I hope you like it, I put a lot of work into it)
https://codeshare.io/SyA19

NaturalmotionStudios

Jonathan50 wrote:
NaturalmotionStudios wrote:
I don't see why that one post didn't make since. I was showing him / her the syntax difference between Python and Java. (Which are programming languages if you didn't know.)
Nobody said anything about Java… Firedrake969 said JS, which is short for JavaScript, a programming language that has almost nothing in common with Java except for curly-brace syntax.

Java / JS or whatever. I don't care about it that much.

Firedrake969 wrote:
NaturalmotionStudios wrote:
Firedrake969 wrote:
NaturalmotionStudios wrote:
python_in_html = raw_input("Can you embed Python code into HTML?")
if python_in_html == "yes":
     print("Good, I have an idea for an element!")
else:
    print("That's fine...")
Why not use JS?
JS isn't the same as Python. ._.
I know. Anything you need to do regarding webpages you can probably do with JS.

I know the differences, since I use both quite often

I do too, but there is a HUGE syntax difference in them.

card100 wrote:
NaturalmotionStudios wrote:
python_in_html = raw_input("Can you embed Python code into HTML?")
if python_in_html == "yes":
     print("Good, I have an idea for an element!")
else:
    print("That's fine...")
Check this out:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5168588/can-python-be-embedded-in-html-like-php-and-jsp

Thanks!

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