Announcement
Due to many front-end developers resigning, we have re-opened the front end development applications again!

@coke11 and me are working on a huge scale collaboration where we are aiming to create a CMS. If you don't know what a CMS is, it is a Content Management System. So you know Drag'n'Drop website creators, we are trying to create one of those that will have special features that Scratchers (like you) will love! However, we need some friendly Scratchers (like you) to help us out in the process. Each and everyone of you who are accepted will be credited on the website. We are hoping to get a public alpha released in mid 2017 but that is only going to happen for sure if you guys come along and kindly help!

Important
This is an old version of the members list. A newer and improved version will be replacing this soon. Thanks!

High Ranks - EARNED
Founder: @coke11 - Founder of DragonDrop
Executive Management Team: @golden-scratch,- Second in command, oversees project and makes choices
Senior Management Team: @PackersRuleGoPack @makethebrainhappy - Third in command, oversees and sometimes makes choices
Management Team: @-Addify- - Fourth in command, oversees and may make choices

Medium Ranks
Head Coder: @-Addify- - Oversees all coders & heads of both types of coders
Head Back-end coder: @-stache- @NaturalmotionStudios @pufflegamerz - Oversees back-end coders
Head Front-end coder: @csf30816 - Oversees front-end coders
Head Design: @ZLGames - Oversees designers

Members
Front-end coder: @NaturalmotionStudios @PackersRuleGoPack - Codes front-end parts of the website (main website)
Back-end coder - @NaturalmotionStudios @IcyCoder Codes back-end parts of the website (editor, accounts & security)
Designer: - Designs website
Promotion Designer: @MegaByteCorporations - Designs promotions
Backup Coder: @World_Languages
Translators: @World_Languages (Spanish) @makethebrainhappy (German)
QA: @card100 @-PandaPlays- - Checks for bugs

Marketing will be done as a team whole so we can spread the word as much as we can, High Ranks are in charge of marketing.


This is NOT going to be coded on Scratch so developers must have good HTML5, CSS, Javascript & Node.JS. Please do not apply if you don't know at least two of those fluently. If you know 2 or 3 of those but aren't the greatest you may still apply as we can sort out a job that suits you. You MUST have an account on trello.com to apply. It's easy to sign up. This is a to-do list but better. We use this to give people jobs to do and update workers. High ranks are EARNED for. You must be extremely active and helpful just to get asked for a position in Management. Medium ranks will be earned or will be given if your application and examples are EXCEPTIONALLY good. We are stricter than other collaborations and will say no to people if we need to.

Coders for backend or frontend
Time on Scratch:
Applying for backend or fronted?
Do you know HTML5?
Do you know CSS?
Do you know Javascript?
Do you know Node.JS?
Example (give me a snippet of HTML, CSS or PHP made by you!):
Why do you want to apply?
What is DragonDrop?
Have you ever worked on a big project on this before?
Do you know what your job means & involves? If so, what?
Why should we pick you rather than others?
Dedication: 1/10
Skill: 1/10
Activity: 1/10
Grammar & Punctuation: 1/10

Translator
What language can you translate English to?
Why do you want this position?

QA
Why do you want this position:
How can you help DragonDrop?

Trello: trello.com/b/nSqRQZud/dragondrop
Website domain (currently redirects to development blog): dragondrops.net
Blog: dragondrops.net
Coke11's Profile: scratch.mit.edu/users/coke11
Name contest results: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/117119230/
Github: https://github.com/dragon-drop-scratch


Thank you guys for reading this post to the bottom! If you have any questions please drop them below and one of the high ranks will get back to you soon!
-DragonDrop Executives

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-Addify- wrote:

Why is Java knowledge required? Do you mean JavaScript?

-stache- wrote:

I'd prefer to use node instead of PHP.

-stache- wrote:

Question: Why not make it a modular CMS, where the drag-and-drop website creator is a module?

PackersRuleGoPack wrote:

Hey Golden-Scratch, and coke11, I am interested as being a coder!:
(Note: You should probably hire me . )
Coders backend & frontend
Time on Scratch: A year I think, but I do teach it at 4 different camps. I mostly program in Java though.
Do you know HTML5? Yes I do.
Do you know CSS? Yes I do.
Do you know PHP? Nope! Sorry
Do you know Javascript? Yes I know a lot of JavaScript!
Example (give me a snippet of HTML, CSS or PHP made by you!): (See Below!)
Why do you want to apply? Because I think it is cool that a bunch of Scratchers are doing this!
What is DragonDrop? It is a Cms, a content Management system. I participated in the contest to name it and I got second place !
Do you know what your job means & involves? Yes I do!
Why should we pick you rather than others? Because I have been working with JavaScript, and HTML 5 for 3 years now!
Dedication: 7/10 I might not be on EVERYSINGLESECOND, but I will be on atleast 2 hours a day
Skill: 9/10 I know a lot about HTML 5,CSS,and JavaScript. I do not know PHP though…
Activity: 7/10
Grammar & Punctuation: 10/10 I am good at this if I want to be, most times when I comment or text I dont really care that much about this!

Code Snippets:
A basic Tic-Tac-Toe game made with HTML/JavaScript/and a little CSS:
(Note: this is a desktop game and is not meant to work on phones. Also this has uncommented code and is not very clean. I wrote it a while ago. I can make it cleaner if you want me too. Also, I didnt add the html tags and the Doctype html but i know what they are . ):



<div dir=“ltr” style=“text-align: left;” trbidi=“on”>
<head>

<style>
button {
color : yellow;
background-color: green;
font-size: xx-large;
cursor: pointer;

}
h1 {
color: red;

}
#help {
font-size: large;
color: white;
background-color: blue;
}
</style>
</head>

<button id=“help” onclick=“a()”>HOW TO PLAY</button>
<br />
<br />
<strong>Sorry, this game does&nbsp;not work on phones.</strong><br />
<br />
<table>
<tbody>
<tr>
<td><button id=“_b1” onclick=“xoro(this)” style=“height: 100px; width: 100px;”></button><br /></td>
<td><button id=“_b2” onclick=“xoro(this)” style=“height: 100px; width: 100px;”></button><br /></td>
<td><button id=“_b3” onclick=“xoro(this)” style=“height: 100px; width: 100px;”></button><br /></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><button id=“_b4” onclick=“xoro(this)” style=“height: 100px; width: 100px;”></button><br /></td>
<td><button id=“_b5” onclick=“xoro(this)” style=“height: 100px; width: 100px;”></button><br /></td>
<td><button id=“_b6” onclick=“xoro(this)” style=“height: 100px; width: 100px;”></button><br /></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><button id=“_b7” onclick=“xoro(this)” style=“height: 100px; width: 100px;”></button><br /></td>
<td><button id=“_b8” onclick=“xoro(this)” style=“height: 100px; width: 100px;”></button><br /></td>

<td><button id=“_b9” onclick=“xoro(this)” style=“height: 100px; width: 100px;”></button><br /></td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>
<script>

var x = 0;
function a() {

alert('How To Play :\nPlayers Take Turns clicking buttons to get O if player one X if player 2. \nTo win you need to get three in a row it can be verticaly, horizontaly, or diagonaly.')
}

function xoro(bb) {


if (!isNullOrEmpty(bb)) {

alert(“The Other Person Wins! You Lose! You can't click on a button that your opponent or you yourself has already clicked on.”);

return;
}

x = x + 1;
if (x % 2 == 1) {
bb.innerHTML = “O”;
}
else {
bb.innerHTML = “X”;
}


var b1 = document.getElementById(“_b1”);
var b2 = document.getElementById(“_b2”);
var b3 = document.getElementById(“_b3”);
var b4 = document.getElementById(“_b4”);
var b5 = document.getElementById(“_b5”);
var b6 = document.getElementById(“_b6”);
var b7 = document.getElementById(“_b7”);
var b8 = document.getElementById(“_b8”);
var b9 = document.getElementById(“_b9”);

if ((!isNullOrEmpty(b1) && b1.innerHTML == b2.innerHTML && b2.innerHTML == b3.innerHTML) ||
(!isNullOrEmpty(b4) && b4.innerHTML == b5.innerHTML && b5.innerHTML == b6.innerHTML) ||
(!isNullOrEmpty(b7) && b7.innerHTML == b8.innerHTML && b8.innerHTML == b9.innerHTML) ||
(!isNullOrEmpty(b1) && b1.innerHTML == b5.innerHTML && b5.innerHTML == b9.innerHTML) ||
(!isNullOrEmpty(b3) && b3.innerHTML == b5.innerHTML && b5.innerHTML == b7.innerHTML) ||
(!isNullOrEmpty(b1) && b1.innerHTML == b4.innerHTML && b4.innerHTML == b7.innerHTML) ||
(!isNullOrEmpty(b2) && b2.innerHTML == b5.innerHTML && b5.innerHTML == b8.innerHTML) ||
(!isNullOrEmpty(b3) && b3.innerHTML == b6.innerHTML && b6.innerHTML == b9.innerHTML)) {
alert('You Win');
b1.innerHTML = ‘';
b2.innerHTML = ’';
b3.innerHTML = ‘';
b4.innerHTML = ’';
b5.innerHTML = ‘';
b6.innerHTML = ’';
b7.innerHTML = ‘';
b8.innerHTML = ’';
b9.innerHTML = ‘';

}


if (!isNullOrEmpty(b1) &&
!isNullOrEmpty(b2) &&
!isNullOrEmpty(b3) &&
!isNullOrEmpty(b4) &&
!isNullOrEmpty(b5) &&
!isNullOrEmpty(b6) &&
!isNullOrEmpty(b7) &&
!isNullOrEmpty(b8) &&
!isNullOrEmpty(b9) )
{
alert(“It’s A Tie”);
b1.innerHTML = ‘';
b2.innerHTML = ’';
b3.innerHTML = ‘';
b4.innerHTML = ’';
b5.innerHTML = ‘';
b6.innerHTML = ’';
b7.innerHTML = ‘';
b8.innerHTML = ’';
b9.innerHTML = '';
}
}

function isNullOrEmpty(b) {
var val = b.innerHTML;
return (val === undefined || val == null || val.length <= 0);
}
</script><br /></div>

MegaByteCorporations wrote:

Time on Scratch: Abu 10 months
Examples of work (at least 2):



Style of art: Idk
What is DragonDrop? DragonDrop will be a site that allows the user to use a “drag ‘n’ drop” system to create website.
Why do you want to apply? Because this sounds like a cool an enriching experience.
Why should we pick you rather than others? Because I'm Meag.
Dedication: 1/10 11
Skill: 1/10 8
Activity: 1/10 11
Grammar & Punctuation: 1/10 10.5
Other: My Trello account is MegaBCorporations

PackersRuleGoPack wrote:

Hey Golden-Scratch, and coke11, I am interested as being a coder!:
(Note: You should probably hire me . )
Coders backend & frontend
Time on Scratch: A year I think, but I do teach it at 4 different camps. I mostly program in Java though.
Do you know HTML5? Yes I do.
Do you know CSS? Yes I do.
Do you know PHP? Nope! Sorry
Do you know Javascript? Yes I know a lot of JavaScript!
Example (give me a snippet of HTML, CSS or PHP made by you!): (See Below!)
Why do you want to apply? Because I think it is cool that a bunch of Scratchers are doing this!
What is DragonDrop? It is a Cms, a content Management system. I participated in the contest to name it and I got second place !
Do you know what your job means & involves? Yes I do!
Why should we pick you rather than others? Because I have been working with JavaScript, and HTML 5 for 3 years now!
Dedication: 7/10 I might not be on EVERYSINGLESECOND, but I will be on atleast 2 hours a day
Skill: 9/10 I know a lot about HTML 5,CSS,and JavaScript. I do not know PHP though…
Activity: 7/10
Grammar & Punctuation: 10/10 I am good at this if I want to be, most times when I comment or text I dont really care that much about this!

Code Snippets:
A basic Tic-Tac-Toe game made with HTML/JavaScript/and a little CSS:
(Note: this is a desktop game and is not meant to work on phones. Also this has uncommented code and is not very clean. I wrote it a while ago. I can make it cleaner if you want me too. Also, I didnt add the html tags and the Doctype html but i know what they are . ):



<div dir=“ltr” style=“text-align: left;” trbidi=“on”>
<head>

<style>
button {
color : yellow;
background-color: green;
font-size: xx-large;
cursor: pointer;

}
h1 {
color: red;

}
#help {
font-size: large;
color: white;
background-color: blue;
}
</style>
</head>

<button id=“help” onclick=“a()”>HOW TO PLAY</button>
<br />
<br />
<strong>Sorry, this game does&nbsp;not work on phones.</strong><br />
<br />
<table>
<tbody>
<tr>
<td><button id=“_b1” onclick=“xoro(this)” style=“height: 100px; width: 100px;”></button><br /></td>
<td><button id=“_b2” onclick=“xoro(this)” style=“height: 100px; width: 100px;”></button><br /></td>
<td><button id=“_b3” onclick=“xoro(this)” style=“height: 100px; width: 100px;”></button><br /></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><button id=“_b4” onclick=“xoro(this)” style=“height: 100px; width: 100px;”></button><br /></td>
<td><button id=“_b5” onclick=“xoro(this)” style=“height: 100px; width: 100px;”></button><br /></td>
<td><button id=“_b6” onclick=“xoro(this)” style=“height: 100px; width: 100px;”></button><br /></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><button id=“_b7” onclick=“xoro(this)” style=“height: 100px; width: 100px;”></button><br /></td>
<td><button id=“_b8” onclick=“xoro(this)” style=“height: 100px; width: 100px;”></button><br /></td>

<td><button id=“_b9” onclick=“xoro(this)” style=“height: 100px; width: 100px;”></button><br /></td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>
<script>

var x = 0;
function a() {

alert('How To Play :\nPlayers Take Turns clicking buttons to get O if player one X if player 2. \nTo win you need to get three in a row it can be verticaly, horizontaly, or diagonaly.')
}

function xoro(bb) {


if (!isNullOrEmpty(bb)) {

alert(“The Other Person Wins! You Lose! You can't click on a button that your opponent or you yourself has already clicked on.”);

return;
}

x = x + 1;
if (x % 2 == 1) {
bb.innerHTML = “O”;
}
else {
bb.innerHTML = “X”;
}


var b1 = document.getElementById(“_b1”);
var b2 = document.getElementById(“_b2”);
var b3 = document.getElementById(“_b3”);
var b4 = document.getElementById(“_b4”);
var b5 = document.getElementById(“_b5”);
var b6 = document.getElementById(“_b6”);
var b7 = document.getElementById(“_b7”);
var b8 = document.getElementById(“_b8”);
var b9 = document.getElementById(“_b9”);

if ((!isNullOrEmpty(b1) && b1.innerHTML == b2.innerHTML && b2.innerHTML == b3.innerHTML) ||
(!isNullOrEmpty(b4) && b4.innerHTML == b5.innerHTML && b5.innerHTML == b6.innerHTML) ||
(!isNullOrEmpty(b7) && b7.innerHTML == b8.innerHTML && b8.innerHTML == b9.innerHTML) ||
(!isNullOrEmpty(b1) && b1.innerHTML == b5.innerHTML && b5.innerHTML == b9.innerHTML) ||
(!isNullOrEmpty(b3) && b3.innerHTML == b5.innerHTML && b5.innerHTML == b7.innerHTML) ||
(!isNullOrEmpty(b1) && b1.innerHTML == b4.innerHTML && b4.innerHTML == b7.innerHTML) ||
(!isNullOrEmpty(b2) && b2.innerHTML == b5.innerHTML && b5.innerHTML == b8.innerHTML) ||
(!isNullOrEmpty(b3) && b3.innerHTML == b6.innerHTML && b6.innerHTML == b9.innerHTML)) {
alert('You Win');
b1.innerHTML = ‘';
b2.innerHTML = ’';
b3.innerHTML = ‘';
b4.innerHTML = ’';
b5.innerHTML = ‘';
b6.innerHTML = ’';
b7.innerHTML = ‘';
b8.innerHTML = ’';
b9.innerHTML = ‘';

}


if (!isNullOrEmpty(b1) &&
!isNullOrEmpty(b2) &&
!isNullOrEmpty(b3) &&
!isNullOrEmpty(b4) &&
!isNullOrEmpty(b5) &&
!isNullOrEmpty(b6) &&
!isNullOrEmpty(b7) &&
!isNullOrEmpty(b8) &&
!isNullOrEmpty(b9) )
{
alert(“It’s A Tie”);
b1.innerHTML = ‘';
b2.innerHTML = ’';
b3.innerHTML = ‘';
b4.innerHTML = ’';
b5.innerHTML = ‘';
b6.innerHTML = ’';
b7.innerHTML = ‘';
b8.innerHTML = ’';
b9.innerHTML = '';
}
}

function isNullOrEmpty(b) {
var val = b.innerHTML;
return (val === undefined || val == null || val.length <= 0);
}
</script><br /></div>

-stache- wrote:

I'd prefer to use node instead of PHP.

-stache- wrote:

Question: Why not make it a modular CMS, where the drag-and-drop website creator is a module?