Open Sourced Projects:

• Scratch-blocks - The WIP scripting area of scratch 3.0, based off of Google Blockly. There are some test playgrounds hosted by Andrew Sun here (vertical playground) and here (horizontal playground).
  
  
• scratchblocks 3.1 - The 3rd rewrite of Scratchblocks, the renderer for the [scratchblocks] tag on the forums, which has its own share of bugs and has a rewritten parser and renderer.
  
  
• scratch-flash - The scratch-flash editor, which is the main editor used on the website. Fairly active and has a well-sized amount of bugs.
  
  
• scratch-render - The WebGL-based rendering engine for Scratch 3.0, which will be the stage. This is still in development. There is a test playground for this hosted by Andrew Sun at https://utils.asun.co/scratch-render/playground/.
  
  
• Scratch REST API – the documentation on how you can access Scratch data programmatically, outside of the Scratch website interface. Props to @liam48D for starting their own documentation before we released the API too!
  
  
• scratch-vm - The library for representing, running, and maintaining the state of computer programs written in scratch-blocks (the scripting area of scratch 3.0). This is still in development. There is a test playground for this hosted by Andrew Sun at https://utils.asun.co/scratch-vm/playground/.
  
  
• scratch-www – the new user interface for the Scratch website (including the recently updated Scratch Homepage) and where all of our ongoing updates to the website design will go.
  
  
• ScratchX – the code for the ScratchX website, which is a separate experimental platform built to test experimental Scratch features, also known as Experimental Extensions. There is no login or community component to ScratchX, and projects created within ScratchX can only be run on ScratchX.
  

Ethan_1 wrote:

Dare we say the html5 client? It is effectively dead now though, so I am not sure it makes sense.

VoltageGames wrote:

If you're gonna add the website, why not the editor?
https://github.com/LLK/scratch-flash

also no community list. this is a forum for Open Sourced Scratch stuff, not Open Sourced Scratcher stuff.

Ethan_1 wrote:

Dare we say the html5 client? It is effectively dead now though, so I am not sure it makes sense.

thisandagain wrote:

Ethan_1 wrote:

Dare we say the html5 client? It is effectively dead now though, so I am not sure it makes sense.

We'll have some news on that front in the near future. For the time being, yes the scratch-html5 project is no longer maintained.

NoMod-Test wrote:

thisandagain wrote:

Ethan_1 wrote:

Dare we say the html5 client? It is effectively dead now though, so I am not sure it makes sense.

We'll have some news on that front in the near future. For the time being, yes the scratch-html5 project is no longer maintained.

Aww… Why not? It could be big in the future…

technoboy10 wrote:

NoMod-Test wrote:

thisandagain wrote:

Ethan_1 wrote:

Dare we say the html5 client? It is effectively dead now though, so I am not sure it makes sense.

We'll have some news on that front in the near future. For the time being, yes the scratch-html5 project is no longer maintained.

Aww… Why not? It could be big in the future…

Maybe it's just me, but I read thisandagain's post as “that codebase is not maintained any more, but we're going to talk about HTML5 stuff soon”.

thisandagain wrote:

technoboy10 wrote:

NoMod-Test wrote:

thisandagain wrote:

Ethan_1 wrote:

Dare we say the html5 client? It is effectively dead now though, so I am not sure it makes sense.

We'll have some news on that front in the near future. For the time being, yes the scratch-html5 project is no longer maintained.

Aww… Why not? It could be big in the future…

Maybe it's just me, but I read thisandagain's post as “that codebase is not maintained any more, but we're going to talk about HTML5 stuff soon”.

That is the correct way to read it. :-)

Icely wrote:

scratch-api
for node

Jonathan50 wrote:

Icely wrote:

scratch-api
for node

That's not by ST…

mewtaylor wrote:

Here's a list of all of our current open source projects:

ChocolatePi wrote:

Didn't they already make a directory? https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/discuss/topic/173687/

mewtaylor wrote:

Here's a list of all of our current open source projects:

NoMod-Programming wrote:

• Scratch-API (Node.js) - An API for interacting with the Scratch 2 website. It is located on npmjs, and has a variety of uses, such as interacting with cloud variables or making automatic comments
  

NoMod-Test wrote:

ChocolatePi wrote:

Didn't they already make a directory? https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/discuss/topic/173687/

mewtaylor wrote:

Here's a list of all of our current open source projects:

Yeah, but that one doesn't have all the projects this one has.

mewtaylor wrote:

all

thisandagain wrote:

Ethan_1 wrote:

Dare we say the html5 client? It is effectively dead now though, so I am not sure it makes sense.

We'll have some news on that front in the near future. For the time being, yes the scratch-html5 project is no longer maintained.

ChocolatePi wrote:

NoMod-Test wrote:

ChocolatePi wrote:

Didn't they already make a directory? https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/discuss/topic/173687/

mewtaylor wrote:

Here's a list of all of our current open source projects:

Yeah, but that one doesn't have all the projects this one has.

mewtaylor wrote:

all

mewtaylor wrote:

all of our current open source projects

cobraguy wrote:

ChocolatePi wrote:

NoMod-Test wrote:

ChocolatePi wrote:

Didn't they already make a directory? https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/discuss/topic/173687/

mewtaylor wrote:

Here's a list of all of our current open source projects:

Yeah, but that one doesn't have all the projects this one has.

mewtaylor wrote:

all

mewtaylor wrote:

all of our current open source projects

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