Does anyone know what the first scratch project was?

I'm Curious

Nope, im pretty sure its not possible to know anymore

the earliest we know (from what I can remember) is “the weekend” (forgot the link someone would provide it probs)

blablablahello wrote:

Nope, im pretty sure its not possible to know anymore

the earliest we know (from what I can remember) is “the weekend” (forgot the link someone would provide it probs)

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/104
It is the oldest ‘unmodified’

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:

blablablahello wrote:

Nope, im pretty sure its not possible to know anymore

the earliest we know (from what I can remember) is “the weekend” (forgot the link someone would provide it probs)

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/104
It is the oldest ‘unmodified’

It got reshared multiple times btw

Crispydogs101 wrote:

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:

blablablahello wrote:

Nope, im pretty sure its not possible to know anymore

the earliest we know (from what I can remember) is “the weekend” (forgot the link someone would provide it probs)

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/104
It is the oldest ‘unmodified’

It got reshared multiple times btw

i know. But, the ID proves its the oldest

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:

(#5)

Crispydogs101 wrote:

snip

It got reshared multiple times btw

i know. But, the ID proves its the oldest

You can also see when the project was created using the Scratch API.

This post by Austinato goes into a lot of detail, but I'll paraphrase a little.

Scratch was released to the public in 2007, but it has been developed since 2003. Before that in 2005, the Scratch website had a blog and some demo projects, which could be the first projects “shared” to the website. One of those projects, “Natalie Ducks”, was created in October 2005, but was reshared to the site after it went public in March of 2007, and can be found here, so that could technically count as the oldest project currently shared. As for the oldest project ever made that was publicized in some way, there are two contenders. The first is the default Valentine's Day project in the 14Feb04 build of Scratch, or a racing game shared in a research paper that same month.

Scratch137 wrote:

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:

(#5)

Crispydogs101 wrote:

snip

It got reshared multiple times btw

i know. But, the ID proves its the oldest

You can also see when the project was created using the Scratch API.

Well yeah true.

You cannot access the actual first ever scratch project anymore, but it is the Scratch Cat randomly gliding all over the stage infinitely with the stage being a city background from Scratch 3.0. An exact recreation with the same code and everything is located here if you still want to see it:
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/742359718/

lgrov44 wrote:

You cannot access the actual first ever scratch project anymore, but it is the Scratch Cat randomly gliding all over the stage infinitely with the stage being a city background from Scratch 3.0. An exact recreation with the same code and everything is located here if you still want to see it:
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/742359718/

It has the 3.0 cat and a background that was added in 3.0, meaning it isn’t. It was just a test project for 3.0.

Andrewie wrote:

lgrov44 wrote:

You cannot access the actual first ever scratch project anymore, but it is the Scratch Cat randomly gliding all over the stage infinitely with the stage being a city background from Scratch 3.0. An exact recreation with the same code and everything is located here if you still want to see it:
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/742359718/

i don't trust that

Its true, you cant view the ID anymore because turbowarp wont show unshared projects, but it is indeed project ID number 1

hi875230163394 wrote:

Its true, you cant view the ID anymore because turbowarp wont show unshared projects, but it is indeed project ID number 1

The project ID is 1, but it's not the first project. It was made in Scratch 3.0.

donotforgetmycode wrote:

hi875230163394 wrote:

Its true, you cant view the ID anymore because turbowarp wont show unshared projects, but it is indeed project ID number 1

The project ID is 1, but it's not the first project. It was made in Scratch 3.0.

indeed, i remember that according to (i think it was za cherry), that project have been overwritten by multiple ST members for testing purposes, the current one is simply one that I think it was paddle(?) chose due to it being funny

as far as i know the oldest shared project is weekend

hi

xz-Blaze wrote:

as far as i know the oldest shared project is weekend

Yeah. It is pretty old

donotforgetmycode wrote:

hi875230163394 wrote:

Its true, you cant view the ID anymore because turbowarp wont show unshared projects, but it is indeed project ID number 1

The project ID is 1, but it's not the first project. It was made in Scratch 3.0.

Afaik, it was created as a testing project, and was edited in 3.0

blablablahello wrote:

donotforgetmycode wrote:

hi875230163394 wrote:

Its true, you cant view the ID anymore because turbowarp wont show unshared projects, but it is indeed project ID number 1

The project ID is 1, but it's not the first project. It was made in Scratch 3.0.

indeed, i remember that according to (i think it was za cherry), that project have been overwritten by multiple ST members for testing purposes, the current one is simply one that I think it was paddle(?) chose due to it being funny

Yes, it was edited before, though I couldn't access the original or any previous version other than that update of the project, but the paddle thing may also be correct.

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:

blablablahello wrote:

Nope, im pretty sure its not possible to know anymore

the earliest we know (from what I can remember) is “the weekend” (forgot the link someone would provide it probs)

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/104
It is the oldest ‘unmodified’

Its made in 2022