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Simon WaltersAs we celebrate #MQTT 25th Birthday, remember you can easily use it with @nodered @SnapCloud and @microblocks
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they are a hoot, Peter π»
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I've signed up to attend #SnapCon23 online.https://www.snapcon.org/conferences/2023
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Snap!Con 2023
Snap!Con23@Citilab (and online)! Dear friends, Get your calendars out: Snap!Con is returning to Barcelona, July 19-21, marking the 10th anniversary of the first European Scratch Conference! For three days weβll be coming back to the Citilab (https://citilab.eu) (see map (https://goo.gl/maps/QvDMqiJDLm5uTXwX8)) to share our passion, projects and pedagogy around blocks based programming and computing education. Weβre looking forward to getting together at this awesome location in person. Youβll also be able to participate online. This edition will come with a bunch of surprises, including a hybrid escape room experience and a Snap! arcade machine for which you can submit games for others to play during the conference. Hybrid Participation We'll be setup so that you can present via Zoom or in person, and all sessions will be available online as well. We expect sessions will run from 10:30AM to 7PM Central European Time, 1:30AM - 10AM Pacific Time. "Keynote" sessions will be towards the end of the day, and we will have plenty of breaks in between. Most sessions will be recorded and released after Snap!Con.
Interesting @SnapCloud @microblocks mash-up #SnapCloud #MicroBlocks
Snap! Arcade
We would like to develop a table-top Snap! arcade. @bromagosa reported on development of one using a custom build of Linux in 2019: https://forum.snap.berkeley.edu/t/build-your-own-snap-arcade/ Have there been other developments since that time? There's a Windows mini-PC on Amazon for $100: Windows Mini-PC We're thinking of using something like that combined with an 8-inch LCD screen, but would not be adverse to using a Linux micromachine or a Raspberry Pi if someone is already working on a...
V0.1.0 - different @SnapCloud block constructs to produce a simple rocket #3DPrinting #OpenSCAD #SnapCloud
Alpha code using @SnapCloud codification blocks to produce an #OpenSCAD .scad file #3DPrinting #SnapCloud
FYI I'm taking credit for inventing a new coding construct - If all else fails/if else/if else ... :) #NodeRED @SnapCloud #SnapCloud https://discourse.nodered.org/t/feature-request-help-prevent-crossing-wires-from-switch-node/75233/36?u=cymplecy
[Feature Request]Help prevent crossing wires from Switch node
I'm making progress on the PR π Don't anyone help me - I'm having "fun" trying to do it π In the meantime, over in Snap!, we now have an "If All Else Fails" construct π https://snap.berkeley.edu/snap/snap.html#present:Username=cymplecy&ProjectName=ifAllElseFails&editMode The revolution has started π
@rosmo FYI I know the author of #EduBlocks - lives just a few miles away from me -:) But the problem I have with that (and it's Python issue not EduBlocks issue) is that you end up with one long script but with #Scratch or @microblocks or @SnapCloud , you can have multiple scripts which I think is much easier to debug #MicroBlocks #SnapCloud
Really looking forward to hearing from @bromagosa @jadga @kgiori @moenig tomorrow #SnapCLoud #MicroBlocks (and #TurtleStitch #MITAppInventor #Hedy) https://fosdem.org/2023/schedule/track/foss_educational_programming_languages/
