- Blockly - Google Groups
Feel free to post questions about developing with Blockly, demos of things you've built, or make suggestions for features you'd like to see in the future But if you've found a bug, please report it over on our GitHub issues so we can prioritize it appropriately
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- Inquiry About Saving and Opening Blocks in Blockly
Dear Blockly Community Team, I hope you're doing well I am working on a project using Blockly and would like some guidance regarding saving and loading blocks in different formats Specifically, I am interested in knowing: How to save Blockly blocks in formats like sp3, sp2, or any other supported format The process for opening and loading saved blocks from these formats back into the
- Blocky For Unity 3D - Google Groups
Can we implement Blocky for Unity3D (unity3d com) that has underlying C# or Unity Javascript? Then we could add a Blocky editor tool for creating scripts completely with Blocky Anyone have any idea what this would take?
- Heres our work: Blockly for C language - Google Groups
I've had a quick look at your Blockly for C Very well done Currently, the print statements require C++ So you might want to change that to be C, or change the title of the project to Blockly for C++ As C for Blockly only allows one item to be printed, the C++ could be replaced with `printf ("%s\n", variablename);` This is better than `printf (variablename);` because the variable could
- Including Blockly in NextJS or SolidStart - Google Groups
The web frameworks I am familiar with are NextJS (react webpack) and SolidStart (solidjs vite), no preferences
- How to install Blockly on Windows? - Google Groups
But when you try to figure out how to actually install Blockly, it quickly becomes a confusing nightmare
- C++ Code generator for Blockly - Google Groups
Blockly isn't statically typed by default C++ is It's way easier to make Blockly work with static types (there's native support, you just have to set it up) than to build the necessary C++ infrastructure to handle Blockly's mixed types, especially if you want the resulting C++ code to look like something a human might have written, and especially if you don't want to have to define a wrapper
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