ok so I was making a cloud thing but I was confused "how do I upload and download files with JS?" I was looking on google, but none of them worked in the snap editor. can anyone help me?
projects and text-formatting ones like p, h1-h6, b, i, strike, em, etc.
I've made a Microwriter kbd so I can keep one hand on my mouse and one hand on it. I'm still quite slow but getting quicker the more I use it :slight_smile: Programmed it up on a micro-controller using MicroBlocks …
and b) I’m don’t think that this keyboard has shift, tab, ctrl, fn or any other special
@cymplecy Jo Watts (@jbw3r) and I thought that the code example that you posted to create a music synthesizer using a Pi Pico was great: Could you share more details about how this was created? We have a…
remember what I used to do when I had it working with 220 ohm resistors) Plan B
hello, I'm wondering how to create a machine learning program that recognizes people based on a name they type in, and remember that name even after the stop button is clicked i suspect an easier way to do it would be …
would be better for this since cloud vars a) need their own web server to work, b)
I'm working on guiding my students through BJC U5L2 disease spread simulation. At one point, clones have to ask their neighbors about their sprite-variables (in the exercise 'infected?', in my introduction, it's just scr…
whatever value was assigned to it ( 2) by the parent sprite (if any value at all), b)
So I'm making a C# Emulator, inspired by some emulators in Scratch (I have decided to talk about Scratch now and not be toxic about it) and, basically, there is a code list and a parser list. So let's say the code list …
I don’t know how to access the "B" column in this list.
In the beginning less (blocks) is doing more. When working with young children is it possible to create custom categories and custom block menu's? I've heard that @bromagosa forked Snap! that does that. Here you can see…
making another one that was a command block but a) it would be kind of cluttered and b)
I've started working on a set of blocks that allows you to create purely functional Snap! programs! Here it is! Currently, the only blocks I've made are: an inline loop (it repeatedly calls a block with data, then se…
2024, 3:25pm 3 I used run for a block, but I deleted the block I needed it for b/
self explanatory.
Edit: Doing (white – (a + b)) yielded the same results.
When looking at "Bringing 'No Ceiling' to Scratch" document and some of the Snap! help screens, one can see the old visual style of Scratch 1.x (and thus BYOB) blocks. Since they have a more pixelated appearance, I was w…
designed the lettering part of the logo (using Motion and Command colors for the B
