Hi,

I want to ask a question about export options.

Is it possible to program in Scratch using your editor at https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/editor/ and then export the project to be run as a web page with index.html and scripts and css and assets all linked to it, only with the canvas where the output rendered without the gui and the blocks editor part showing. I would like to show my creations as apps made with html5 or as webpages without needing to show the blocks and gui presenting an experience on par with apps out in the stores or webpages. That way I would be able to create educational materials as apps. Educational material other than educational material for programming. I would like to do this in Scratch as a programmer since I think it is a great programming environment.
Thanks in advance.

Best Regards.

No, you can't do it just like that, but there must be some apps out there that can convert .sb3 to .html or .exe.

Maybe there are some.

An Idea: Since the scratch is written in javascript and built on top of blockly which uses code geenrators for javascript, but scratch does not use it uses a VM, it may be possible to use code generation function that blockly gives us to generate code form a scratch workspace full of blocks.
Also there are repositories on scratch github about the renderer they use too.

scratch-blocks does not have code generator.

apple502j wrote:

scratch-blocks does not have code generator.

I know. I meant to use the code generator from blockly.