Luigi_master wrote:

Is this dead?

Lightnin wrote:

As many of you have pointed out, there's a need for a Scratch project player that works on mobile iOS and Android devices that don't support Flash. Tim Mickel, an MIT undergrad who worked with LLK, created a foundation for an HTML5 Scratch project player. But it still needs a lot of work. We decided to release the unfinished HTML5 player code under an open source license, and ask for contributions from the greater Scratch community.

Do you know someone with Javascript / HTML 5 skills that would like to contribute to Scratch? Please ping them with a link to the html5 Scratch project player on github!

https://github.com/LLK/scratch-html5

We don't plan to add any new features that the current Flash-based Scratch player doesn't support. Our goal is to make a player that plays Scratch projects exactly the same as the flash player. We've made a test harness, included with the source, so that coders can view projects in the flash player and the html 5 player side-by-side, to better isolate and fix differences in performance or behavior in the html5 player.

Here's jTron's instructions for getting it running on a Mac.
Here's Zatherz instructions for getting it running on Linux

Thanks, and Scratch On!

JS3LM wrote:

would this work on a raspberry pi

Lightnin wrote:

As many of you have pointed out, there's a need for a Scratch project player that works on mobile iOS and Android devices that don't support Flash. Tim Mickel, an MIT undergrad who worked with LLK, created a foundation for an HTML5 Scratch project player. But it still needs a lot of work. We decided to release the unfinished HTML5 player code under an open source license, and ask for contributions from the greater Scratch community.

Do you know someone with Javascript / HTML 5 skills that would like to contribute to Scratch? Please ping them with a link to the html5 Scratch project player on github!

https://github.com/LLK/scratch-html5

We don't plan to add any new features that the current Flash-based Scratch player doesn't support. Our goal is to make a player that plays Scratch projects exactly the same as the flash player. We've made a test harness, included with the source, so that coders can view projects in the flash player and the html 5 player side-by-side, to better isolate and fix differences in performance or behavior in the html5 player.

Here's jTron's instructions for getting it running on a Mac.
Here's Zatherz instructions for getting it running on Linux

Thanks, and Scratch On!

William_Howard wrote:

I just came across this and i just skimmed over it. Are you looking for an app? If you are try puffin web browser, if not, sorry i cant help

Lightnin wrote:

As many of you have pointed out, there's a need for a Scratch project player that works on mobile iOS and Android devices that don't support Flash. Tim Mickel, an MIT undergrad who worked with LLK, created a foundation for an HTML5 Scratch project player. But it still needs a lot of work. We decided to release the unfinished HTML5 player code under an open source license, and ask for contributions from the greater Scratch community.

Do you know someone with Javascript / HTML 5 skills that would like to contribute to Scratch? Please ping them with a link to the html5 Scratch project player on github!

https://github.com/LLK/scratch-html5

We don't plan to add any new features that the current Flash-based Scratch player doesn't support. Our goal is to make a player that plays Scratch projects exactly the same as the flash player. We've made a test harness, included with the source, so that coders can view projects in the flash player and the html 5 player side-by-side, to better isolate and fix differences in performance or behavior in the html5 player.

Here's jTron's instructions for getting it running on a Mac.
Here's Zatherz instructions for getting it running on Linux

Thanks, and Scratch On!

edward789121 wrote:

Code for phosp

usavictor wrote:

well I wonder if this html5 project player will be done because it looks like it takes a very long time

Lightnin wrote:

..iOS and Android devices..