abee wrote:

Now, Pyonkee is able to connect to micro:bit! You can get values from various sensors and send analog/digital signals to the pins. By combining the micro:bit with Pyonkee, you can enjoy an even wider world of programming.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhe46JDMdJ8

play sound [SCREAMING v] until done
move (100) steps

switch costume to [Scared v]
say [AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!]

switch costume to [ when you search up scratch on the appstore]
say [yikes scratch is way better than this:o]

tuxxyplayz wrote:

https://scratch.mit.edu/users/kccuber




https://github.com/kccuber-scratch

tuxxyplayz wrote:

My browser / operating system: ChromeOS 14541.0.0, Chrome 113.0.0.0, No Flash version detected

tuxxyplayz wrote:

it's very frustrating and so hard to stop the project and the graphics are not good they should put more effort into it scratch should sue them its such a ripoff

switch costume to [ when you search up scratch on the appstore]
say [yikes scratch is way better than this:o]

tuxxyplayz wrote:

it's very frustrating and so hard to stop the project and the graphics are not good they should put more effort into it scratch should sue them its such a ripoff

switch costume to [ when you search up scratch on the appstore]
say [yikes scratch is way better than this:o]

when green flag clicked
forever
define Hiiii!!,
end

when green flag clicked
forever
say [Hi! It’s awesome to talk about Pyonkee! I love it sooo much!]
define pyonkee update go brrrr

TheUrgentNews wrote:

windows version please

medians wrote:

TheUrgentNews wrote:

windows version please

You can just install 1.x if you're using Windows

abee wrote:

We are pleased to announce “Pyonkee”. The world's first real Scratch 1.4 environment on iPad. Anyone can download it from App Store for free now.
https://apps.apple.com/app/pyonkee/id905012686
Pyonkee is written by Masashi Umezawa and it is based on Scratch 1.4 Source Code from MIT Media Lab. So there is no Scratch cat, logo and project sharing feature (except emailing projects).
Some Scratchers might remember John M. McIntosh's Scratch Viewer for iOS. That was removed from App Store by Apple four years ago. Pyonkee refers to JMM and other pioneers great works. Pyonkee's source code is available on GitHub.
https://github.com/SoftUmeYa/Pyonkee

Enjoy!

djdolphin wrote:

Anyone else find it kind of sad that Apple rated a children's programming app 17+?

if <[Pyonkee app] contains [link to the website]?> then
set [Age Rating v] to [17+]
end

ninisha1 wrote:

djdolphin wrote:

Anyone else find it kind of sad that Apple rated a children's programming app 17+?

What are the characters' names in the sprite library list in Pyonkee?

if <[Pyonkee app] contains [link to the website]?> then
set [Age Rating v] to [17+]
end