QuillzToxic wrote:

NickyNouse wrote:

at risk of feeding a necropost
This thread inspired me to spend my afternoon modding Snap! into a webdev tool, and I'm excited by my progress. Nothing does anything yet, but I've removed the motion, looks, sounds, and pen categories and added blocks to 3 new categories: elements (blue), style (purple), and DOM (green). I also added a new reporter shape for elements and figured out how to make a hat-c-cap block:

I'm thinking the stage will become a webview and the green flag will act as a reload button, not sure what to do about the sprites panel tho. My original plan was to change the scripts/costumes/sounds tabs into Elements/Styles/Scripts, but I dunno how to do that yet.

Sweet, I'd have to show my it teacher xD

CatIsFluffy wrote:

QuillzToxic wrote:

NickyNouse wrote:

at risk of feeding a necropost
This thread inspired me to spend my afternoon modding Snap! into a webdev tool, and I'm excited by my progress. Nothing does anything yet, but I've removed the motion, looks, sounds, and pen categories and added blocks to 3 new categories: elements (blue), style (purple), and DOM (green). I also added a new reporter shape for elements and figured out how to make a hat-c-cap block:

I'm thinking the stage will become a webview and the green flag will act as a reload button, not sure what to do about the sprites panel tho. My original plan was to change the scripts/costumes/sounds tabs into Elements/Styles/Scripts, but I dunno how to do that yet.

Sweet, I'd have to show my it teacher xD

Can you put this online? I'd like to see those hat-c-cap blocks. (And do you need to use hat-c-caps? Hat blocks should work just fine.)

WASDgamer wrote:

Zeusking19 wrote:

Scratch is not designed for designing websites, but I do like the idea of a block based web programming system.
I'll add that onto my list of ideas.

There was a mod called Web Blox, it was scratch but all normal blocks were removed and replaced with HTML blocks, the user could run the code In a browser and then export the real HTML code.

Magnie wrote:

WASDgamer wrote:

Zeusking19 wrote:

Scratch is not designed for designing websites, but I do like the idea of a block based web programming system.
I'll add that onto my list of ideas.

There was a mod called Web Blox, it was scratch but all normal blocks were removed and replaced with HTML blocks, the user could run the code In a browser and then export the real HTML code.

http://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/Web_Blox_%28Scratch_Modification%29 and http://web-blox.weebly.com/

Edit: Looks like the download is gone. Anyone happen to have a copy lying around?

nXIII wrote:

bobbybee wrote:

Blocks don't work well for markup.

Scratch blocks don't work well for markup in general. They actually work quite well for HTML, because HTML and Scratch are both essentially just syntax trees:



You'd probably want blocks that snap onto the ends of those C blocks for attributes, but you get the idea.

borismikuccs wrote:

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Link for downloading this mod?

QuillzToxic wrote:

blob8108 wrote:

nXIII wrote:

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You'd probably want blocks that snap onto the ends of those C blocks for attributes, but you get the idea.

n, I'm offended! You could totally have used that scratchblocks feature you came up with the syntax for:

doctype [HTML5 v] :: extension hat
html :: extension cstart
head :: extension cstart
title :: extension cstart
text [A document] :: extension
end
end
body :: extension cstart
heading 1 :: extension cstart
text [Hello] :: extension
end
paragraph :: extension cstart
text [This is some text in a paragraph.] :: extension
end
end
end

evans2677 wrote:

idk I found this https://penguinmod.com