anuraOS Tadpole
A high level learning environment on top of anuraOS, think scratch but you build apps, games, and widgets that can be compiled and distributed. Aim is to be flexible enough to support plain javascript as well as blockly.
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Kevin
Check their projects out: OneDojo, Turrets vs Robots, Personal Website
CT5
Check their project out: Desky
Toshit
Check their project out: dreamland.js
ILikeMice
Check their project out: EP-01 finale
somebody else
Check their project out: Escape room in slack
Neon
Check their projects out: Hacker news checker, Market , Artophage, Slack - Zeon
Tetie
Check their project out: babble (database)
FoxMoss
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dave9123
Check their project out: Lenie
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By shipping your project, you're marking it as complete and it'll enter matchmaking. However, you will NOT be able to edit it anymore.
Timeline
Get preview working and clean up some runtime code
Workspace loading refinement and ability to open files in anuraOS's native file api if not block workspaces
Improved editor UI a bit and started implementation of file system loading
Get a basic UI going and get started on persistent projects
Block runtime in early stages. I wrote some custom blockly extensions to generate an ES module and implemented a simple element component. Reactivity is not yet there but this is baby steps.
JSX compilation in the browser! I leveraged esbuild to compile dreamland JSX components at runtime. Here i have a demo of playing with a few components that are compiled at runtime.
Accomplish goal #1, component loader using dreamlands html`` tag string has been accomplished. When assembled into the correct file structure, the example components will build the attached app.
I have the plan for the project brainstormed and an example scaffolded in the repo, and got the build system for the runtime setup (I was not happy with rspack or rollup, so I just went for esbuild for this project.)