Sheep_maker wrote:

Smurphy13AWESOME wrote:

Support, I've always wanted to be able to transform my Scratch projects into JS. My suggestion would be to be able to right click a block or script, choose the language, then it shows you the code!

Here's the topic you're suggesting.

Sheep_maker wrote:

Firstly, Scratch is “real coding”; it's just not practical for earning money.

I think there are ways to turn a Scratch project into an app for iOS/Android, though, if that's what you want to do.

Sheep_maker wrote:

I think there are ways to turn a Scratch project into an app for iOS/Android, though, if that's what you want to do.

Sheep_maker wrote:

So you want a visual programming language that compiles into whatever programming language consoles use?

Smurphy13AWESOME wrote:

Support, I've always wanted to be able to transform my Scratch projects into JS. My suggestion would be to be able to right click a block or script, choose the language, then it shows you the code!

Programaster20 wrote:

It is what that person is suggesting but im talking about other coding languages

walkcycle wrote:

Programaster20 wrote:

It is what that person is suggesting but im talking about other coding languages

The way to learn other coding languages is to use those languages.

Programaster20 wrote:

or another way would be what this suggestion is about (Or what I made it for…

Programaster20 wrote:

Sheep_maker wrote:

I think there are ways to turn a Scratch project into an app for iOS/Android, though, if that's what you want to do.

That sounds cool. do you know how to do it?

walkcycle wrote:

Programaster20 wrote:

or another way would be what this suggestion is about (Or what I made it for…

It is unclear. Do you want to learn how to code in another language using Scratch?

Programaster20 wrote:

I want to learn codes like javascript and other coding languages (in english) with scratch.

Sheep_maker wrote:

Programaster20 wrote:

I want to learn codes like javascript and other coding languages (in english) with scratch.

Does Snap count? As far as I know it's Scratch and features in other programming languages combined.

If you want to learn JavaScript, I heard Codecademy is a great place to start.

Sheep_maker wrote:

Programaster20 wrote:

Sheep_maker wrote:

I think there are ways to turn a Scratch project into an app for iOS/Android, though, if that's what you want to do.

That sounds cool. do you know how to do it?

This might work.

Programaster20 wrote:

I want to learn codes like javascript and other coding languages (in english) with scratch.

walkcycle wrote:

Programaster20 wrote:

I want to learn codes like javascript and other coding languages (in english) with scratch.

There is this in the other thread. But using the language you want to learn is probably the better way to go to learn the language.

Simple_guy wrote:

try snap!

VenomousRaccoon wrote:

No support. Under the hood, these blocks are actually real coding. It would also make things a lot more confusing than they should be.

Programaster20 wrote:

Simple_guy wrote:

try snap!

I have done snap and it is LAME