In 11 October 2003. A Prototype Of Scratch 1.0 Also Known As Scratch 0.1 Was Being Made. The Idea Was Brought Up By Mitchel Resnick And Yasmin Kafai..

Scratch 0.1 -


Fast Forward To 2004, The Main Body Was Redesigned So Instead Of Scripts Area Being On The Right And Stage At The Left, The Scripts Area Was At The Left And Stage At The Right ( Like Scratch 3.0 (present) ) This Version Also First introduced “create named scripts.” And “broadcasts.”

Scratch 0.2 -


In 2005 The Layout Started To Somewhat Resembled Scratch 1.0. Avaliable Images Of This Version ( Which Was Taken In January 2005 ) Only Showed A Few Differences From Scratch 0.2 ( e.g, a purple star button which makes new sprites. in addition some blocks which was later removed ) This Version Was The First One To Be Introduced To Computer Clubhouse programs.

Scratch 0.3 -


The First Version Was Created In June 2006, Later On. October And November Beta's Were Released Onto The Scratch Website. Both Of Introducing Several Blocks.

The Following Are The Blocks Added In The Beta's (some are missing).

if on edge, bounce

say [] for (2) secs

(size)

(loudness)

In Addition, The Scratch Team introduced Several Features That Remained Part Of The Program Until Scratch 1.4 Or Up To The Present Day, Including The Sprite Creation buttons, Importing And Selection In The Paint Editor, etc.
Scratch 0.5 Is Also The Version Before The Release Of Version 1.0 In 2007.

Scratch 0.5 -


The Version That Was Supposed To Be 1.0 ( i think ) Was Scratch Pre 1.0. Its Similar To 1.0/1.1/1.2/1.3/1.4 Except A Block Named Say Nothing Was Removed And The Scratch Cat Was Also Weird.

Scratch Pre 1.0 -


Scratch Pre 1.0 Cat -


And Finally! January 2007. Scratch's First Public Version, Scratch 1.0 Was Born. A Total Of 95 Different Blocks With 5 Different Shapes, And “ experimental blocks ”. Which Is Accessed Through The Extras Button ( Scratch 1.0's Equivalent Of Shift+Click-R. ) The First Project Was Also Released Called “Weekend” And The First GDPR Account Called “gdpr0000001” And Oldest Account andresmh

Scratch 1.0 -

Stop All As A Stackable In 1.0


The Successor Of 1.0 Was 1.1. Released After A Few Months After 1.0,In May 2007. Scratch 1.1 Did Not Have A Ton Of Improvements Over 1.0, But It Did Have A New Block Shape, ( Cap Block )New Block And Some UI Changes.

The Repeat Until <> Block Was The Only Block Added In This Version

repeat until <>

end

Scratch 1.1 -


1.2 Beta Also Released After A Few Months After 1.1 Released, In October 2007. Its Not Considered A Separate Version From 1.2. A Few Blocks Were Added In The Comment Function/Block, Was Added Along With The Draggable Sprite Feature, And The Paint Editor UI Was Edited.

The Following Blocks Were Added In 1.2 Beta

(costume #)

(volume)

set volume to () %

change volume by ()

(tempo)

set tempo to () bpm

change tempo by ()

Later. In December 2007. 1.2 Was Released. There Wasnt Much Of A Change From 1.2 Beta. The Delete Button Changed From “Delete” To “x”. The Beta Tag From The Scratch Logo Was Removed. And Thats Pretty Much It.

The Next Version Was Another Part Of Scratch 1.2 Called 1.2.1. It Was Mainly Made To Fix Some Bugs.

Scratch 1.2 -


The Successor Of Scratch 1.2 was Scratch 1.3. It Is Primarily Known For The Introduction Of Lists. It Also Added The Feature To Hide And Show Variables.

Scratch 1.3 -


Scratch 1.4 Is The Successor Of 1.3.It Is the Last Version Of The 1.x Series. (Before Scratch 2.0 Was Released) It Was Also The Version That Added The Most New Things. ( in the 1.x series ) Lego WEDO Could Be Controlled By Motor Blocks, Small Stage Mode Was Added, Total Of 6 Blocks Were Added, The Green Flag And Stop Sign Were Redrawn And Put In A Different Place, The Logo Was Redrawn, All Buttons In The Toolbar Were Replaced Into 4 Tabs, ( File, Edit, Share, Help. ) etc.
The Following Is Blocks Added In This Version. if you see this comment “i see bruh”

ask [] and wait

(answer)

(length of [])

(letter () of [world])

(join [] [world])

Scratch 1.4 -

1.4 Paint Editor -

1.4 Detected Error -


In 2012 The First Ever Gallery ( soon renamed to Studio ) Was Made, Named Citizen Schools @ ML-14

Welcome 2013! A New Version Of Scratch Has Come! 2.0. Before 2013, Scratch 2.0 Was Announced By andresmh On The Scratch Forums In 2010.
The Website And Editor Was Completely Redesigned, It Introduced The Backpack, Clones, Cloud Data, Studios, Custom Blocks, Customizable User Pages, Following System, Sound Editor, Notes And Credits were Now Separate From The Instructions, Redesigned Comment Replies, Added The Ability To Show Or Hide Lists, Added The Bitmap And Vector Editor For The Paint Editor. Added Student And Teacher Accounts. And Much More!

The Following Are The Blocks Added To 2.0.

(backdrop name)

(days since 2000)

(current [ v])

when backdrop switches to [ v]

Scratch 2.0 -
http://u.cubeupload.com/Blakkie/ScreenShot20200615at.png

6 years Later, On January 2019, Scratch 3.0 Released.

Many Blocks Are Replaced In A Different Order, Events Color Has Been Changed To The 2.0 Controls Color, Controls Color Is Slightly Light Than The Old Events Color, The Blocks Were Slightly Enlarged For The Mobile Scratchers, More Blocks Was Renamed To My Blocks And Switched To A Shade Of Light Red Resembling Pink. Music, Video Sensing And Pen Blocks Moved To Extensions, Text to Speech, Translate, micro:bit And Lego Mindstorms EV3 Were Adding ( Makey Makey And Go Direct Force & Acceleration Extensions Added After The Release ), PicoBoard And Lego WeDo 1.0 Were No Longer Supported . And Much More!

The Following Are The New Blocks Added.

go to front

go back () layers

change tempo by ()

set pitch to () bpm

clear sound effects

set drag mode [ v]

<() contains () ?>

delete all of [list v]

(item # of () in [list v] :: list)

Scratch 3.0 -
well. you already can see it so why add a picture lol.

Welcome To August 2024. As You See, Scratch Has Changed Alot! And This Is When This Topic Was Created. Congratulations! You Just Read The History Of Scratch.

Hi! We don't need any more guides/information topics in the forums, unfortunately. You may be able to create a Scratch Wiki account and add this information there, or you could create a project with this really cool information!

han614698 wrote:

Hi! We don't need any more guides/information topics in the forums, unfortunately. You may be able to create a Scratch Wiki account and add this information there, or you could create a project with this really cool information!

Oh, Thanks For Letting Me Know.

han614698 wrote:

Hi! We don't need any more guides/information topics in the forums, unfortunately. You may be able to create a Scratch Wiki account and add this information there, or you could create a project with this really cool information!

What Should I Do With This Topic Then? im New To The Forums So I Dont Really know Much.

AstraLunI wrote:

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han614698 wrote:

Hi! We don't need any more guides/information topics in the forums, unfortunately. You may be able to create a Scratch Wiki account and add this information there, or you could create a project with this really cool information!

What Should I Do With This Topic Then? im New To The Forums So I Dont Really know Much.

I've reported it to the Scratch Team (which isn't bad on the forums) so they can close it for you.

"Hello! It's great that you want to help out other Scratchers. However, I think we have enough guides in the forums at the moment. Please feel free to welcome new Scratchers on the group welcoming topic or on individual topics created by New Scratchers.

Other places that can always use more helpful Scratchers like you, are the “”Help With Scripts“” and “”Questions About Scratch“” areas - please use them as designed, by responding to topics created by folks with problems to solve

Finally, a really good place for Scratch guides is the Scratch Wiki - check it out and see if it's something you might like to work on. They have a number of guides - and great organization."