Scratch is certainly surprisingly powerful, I remember a few years back I was browsing on r/proceduralgeneration, and saw somebody had made a randomly generated terrain with a car that moved on it with bounce-physics (though the car always had the same x position)
I've never looked into spigot before, seems interesting, though maybe it works better when there are multiple people being taught?
For javascript, do you usually go the more text in/out route or directly at graphics? Do you use a framework/engine like node.js?
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Scratch is certainly surprisingly powerful, I remember a few years back I was browsing on r/proceduralgeneration, and saw somebody had made a randomly generated terrain with a car that moved on it with bounce-physics (though the car always had the same x position)
I've never looked into spigot before, seems interesting, though maybe it works better when there are multiple people being taught?
For javascript, do you usually go the more text in/out route or directly at graphics? Do you use a framework/engine like node.js?