What website should I use after Scratch???

cfcbe

Honestly, I dont think you should use another website, I started learning html and it is typing instead of blocks, I use scratch and html together, I create the games on scratch, then I put them into an html file using embed codes, right now, I am developing a gaming website!

leogames2016

Python. Even Though Its Not On browser You Can use it!

Last edited by leogames2016 (June 14, 2020 15:48:29)

danielthebanana4

Learn HTML before learning python or JavaScript. It is a easy way to introduce typing code. HTML can help make website in our own way. Also CSS is a great way to make things look a lot better on a website. When you move to Java script or python it will require a lot more skill.

(Tip use https://glitch.com for HTML, CSS, JavaScript And more)

cfcbe

danielthebanana4 wrote:
Learn HTML before learning python or JavaScript. It is a easy way to introduce typing code. HTML can help make website in our own way. Also CSS is a great way to make things look a lot better on a website. When you move to Java script or python it will require a lot more skill.

(Tip use https://glitch.com for HTML, CSS, JavaScript And more)

I agree, the only reason I understand JavaScript is because I learned html first

Maximouse

cfcbe wrote:
danielthebanana4 wrote:
Learn HTML before learning python or JavaScript. It is a easy way to introduce typing code. HTML can help make website in our own way. Also CSS is a great way to make things look a lot better on a website. When you move to Java script or python it will require a lot more skill.

(Tip use https://glitch.com for HTML, CSS, JavaScript And more)
I agree, the only reason I understand JavaScript is because I learned html first

JavaScript can be used outside HTML (with node.js).

If you don't want to create websites, it doesn't make sense to learn HTML.

danielthebanana4

Maximouse wrote:
cfcbe wrote:
danielthebanana4 wrote:
Learn HTML before learning python or JavaScript. It is a easy way to introduce typing code. HTML can help make website in our own way. Also CSS is a great way to make things look a lot better on a website. When you move to Java script or python it will require a lot more skill.

(Tip use https://glitch.com for HTML, CSS, JavaScript And more)
I agree, the only reason I understand JavaScript is because I learned html first
JavaScript can be used outside HTML (with node.js).

If you don't want to create websites, it doesn't make sense to learn HTML.

It introduces you to typing code since HTML is really easy (well not all of it but mainly it is). Then you could create a game inside of you site

cfcbe

Maximouse wrote:
cfcbe wrote:
danielthebanana4 wrote:
Learn HTML before learning python or JavaScript. It is a easy way to introduce typing code. HTML can help make website in our own way. Also CSS is a great way to make things look a lot better on a website. When you move to Java script or python it will require a lot more skill.

(Tip use https://glitch.com for HTML, CSS, JavaScript And more)
I agree, the only reason I understand JavaScript is because I learned html first
JavaScript can be used outside HTML (with node.js).

If you don't want to create websites, it doesn't make sense to learn HTML.

Hmm… I never knew you could use JavaScript without HTML… well, that explains why I know both instead of one or the other XD

Mdawg4884

Learn JavaScript and Python, that’s what real coders use…at least I’ve seen them use it.

secretagent123

I recommend using TOSH (the scratch text editor) if you want more of a challenge and then try the following in order:
Python,
Java Script,
CSS,
and then LUA.

Last edited by secretagent123 (June 16, 2020 09:18:32)

sharpy200

leogames2016 wrote:
Python. Even Though Its Not On browser You Can use
cfcbe wrote:
Honestly, I dont think you should use another website, I started learning html and it is typing instead of blocks, I use scratch and html together, I create the games on scratch, then I put them into an html file using embed codes, right now, I am developing a gaming website!
Yes it is

Last edited by sharpy200 (June 16, 2020 12:31:18)

bilIie

You can learn LUA from Roblox Studio! Many people make crazy cool things with lua!

Akshay_M

HotDog95 wrote:
Hello
I need help! I am unsure which website to use for coding games/websites now that I have finished with Scratch. I am looking for a website that is more advanced than Scratch but still simple and easy to use. I have no idea where to start looking and would love some good suggestions!
Thank you!

BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks) is more complex with worse graphics (Like Scratch 1.4) but has a better range of blocks to use. If you start with this then you'll have more experience than working with Scratch.

Hopscotch is a good mobile alternative that is a bit simpler but maintains the basic functionality. Available in iOS, but I'm unsure about other platforms.

co390

python/html

Last edited by co390 (June 25, 2020 23:12:14)

K02119

Edit: blah blah blah…
Use HTML. Please Use It. Snap! is Also Great. Please Use That, Too. You Can Try JavaScript, It's OK. I Think. DON'T Use Python. It Is Very Easy Hard to Learn. And It Has SO MANY ERRORS.
Bye. for now.

Last edited by K02119 (July 3, 2020 18:41:06)

BearSlothCoding

Akshay_M wrote:
BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks) is more complex with worse graphics (Like Scratch 1.4) but has a better range of blocks to use. If you start with this then you'll have more experience than working with Scratch.

It also has blocks more suited for complex projects as well as custom reporters/booleans.

TheNintendoFan2020

TASvideos, Speedrun, Twitter, YouTube,

Mdawg4884

So, this week I was pretty inactive. I was doing an online camp to learn how to code python, and python with turtle! It was really fun, and scratch definitely helped me transfer my coding knowledge to python. You’ll see a lot of the same functions and stuff, but it’s not blocks (you need to actually write the code). I would recommend you use repl.it because it has basically all the popular coding languages, and it’s free!

BearSlothCoding

TheNintendoFan2020 wrote:
TASvideos, Speedrun, Twitter, YouTube,

Those aren't coding websites, how is that helpful?

Mdawg4884 wrote:
So, this week I was pretty inactive. I was doing an online camp to learn how to code python, and python with turtle! It was really fun, and scratch definitely helped me transfer my coding knowledge to python. You’ll see a lot of the same functions and stuff, but it’s not blocks (you need to actually write the code). I would recommend you use repl.it because it has basically all the popular coding languages, and it’s free!

I'll have to try that, I've been trying to learn Python myself and I'll see if that's helpful.

cappingboy130

I don't think Snap is a good website after scratch. I think pythons good for you….

BearSlothCoding

cappingboy130 wrote:
I don't think Snap is a good website after scratch. I think pythons good for you….

Why not?

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