I don't like the work "noob," but would instead find "initiate," "trainee," and "beginner" to be more favorable. Linguistics has great power, the likes of which should not be underestimated. Just like computer language, spoken language doesn't just convey a message, it also programs.LorenzoVulcan wrote:http://www.madness-gaming.cz/rs/infusio ... bzone1.png
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Yeah but i really meant that this program will turn every user into a noob,a person who can't program well and needs external helps like babysitting IDEs or...whatever is this Blockly.Inocudom wrote:I don't like the work "noob," but would instead find "initiate," "trainee," and "beginner" to be more favorable. Linguistics has great power, the likes of which should not be underestimated. Just like computer language, spoken language doesn't just convey a message, it also programs.LorenzoVulcan wrote:http://www.madness-gaming.cz/rs/infusio ... bzone1.png
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I found this siteLorenzoVulcan wrote:Yeah but i really meant that this program will turn every user into a noob,a person who can't program well and needs external helps like babysitting IDEs or...whatever is this Blockly.Inocudom wrote:I don't like the work "noob," but would instead find "initiate," "trainee," and "beginner" to be more favorable. Linguistics has great power, the likes of which should not be underestimated. Just like computer language, spoken language doesn't just convey a message, it also programs.LorenzoVulcan wrote:http://www.madness-gaming.cz/rs/infusio ... bzone1.png
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and my 6 year old was using it to write simple programs using blockly/scratch when she had never done any programming before. This does have the power to turn every non programmer into a beginning programmer. I don't have a problem with that. My 6 year old could not look up api's and figure out Lua just yet. To my 10 year old, the examples were trivial. But if she had something like the Minetest modding API in Blockly, she would not be easily bored. This is where the jobs are going to be when they graduate. The beginners will help each other figure things out. And eventually they will no longer be beginners. Think of it this way. The more beginners at the base of the pyramid the higher the pyramid can rise.
And heck, I don't know all of the Minetest API. Having a Blockly implementation is like having a set of visual documentation for the API.
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This is just because a 6 years old kid doesn't have and must not have the ability of learning programmation.I don't think you must know all minetest APIs,but you might at least understand how APIs works and remember when there's an API for a function and there's not.Neuromancer wrote: http://csedweek.org/
and my 6 year old was using it to write simple programs using blockly/scratch when she had never done any programming before. This does have the power to turn every non programmer into a beginning programmer. I don't have a problem with that. My 6 year old could not look up api's and figure out Lua just yet. To my 10 year old, the examples were trivial. But if she had something like the Minetest modding API in Blockly, she would not be easily bored. This is where the jobs are going to be when they graduate. The beginners will help each other figure things out. And eventually they will no longer be beginners. Think of it this way. The more beginners at the base of the pyramid the higher the pyramid can rise.
And heck, I don't know all of the Minetest API. Having a Blockly implementation is like having a set of visual documentation for the API.
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Yes, we helped code.org build their tutorials (http://learn.code.org/) using Blockly. I love what they did to the Maze by adding the Angry Birds and Plants vs. Zombies graphics and sound effects.Neuromancer wrote: I found this site
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and my 6 year old was using it to write simple programs using blockly/scratch when she had never done any programming before. This does have the power to turn every non programmer into a beginning programmer. I don't have a problem with that. My 6 year old could not look up api's and figure out Lua just yet. To my 10 year old, the examples were trivial.
Did your 10 year old do the 20-hour curriculum at the above link? If she found that trivial, she's a genius. (Even finding the one-hour curriculum trivial at her age is impressive.)
Our goal with Blockly is to expose as many children as possible to the joy of programming, letting them put off details like syntax until later when and if they're sufficiently motivated. My reason for creating Blockly Lua is to leverage kids' interest in Minecraft and other games to get them to try programming.Neuromancer wrote: But if she had something like the Minetest modding API in Blockly, she would not be easily bored. This is where the jobs are going to be when they graduate. The beginners will help each other figure things out. And eventually they will no longer be beginners. Think of it this way. The more beginners at the base of the pyramid the higher the pyramid can rise.
FWIW, regular Blockly lets you see the JavaScript and Python code corresponding to the blocks, to ease the eventual transition to text-based programming languages.
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Man,I really respect your work,but i don't think this can be considered programming,or at least not programming at a sufficient level.Blockly wrote: Our goal with Blockly is to expose as many children as possible to the joy of programming, letting them put off details like syntax until later when and if they're sufficiently motivated. My reason for creating Blockly Lua is to leverage kids' interest in Minecraft and other games to get them to try programming.
FWIW, regular Blockly lets you see the JavaScript and Python code corresponding to the blocks, to ease the eventual transition to text-based programming languages.
That's like speaking spanish using google translate:You can actually write some sentences in spanish,but if you study spanish you'll complete master the language and you can speak it without being on a translator.I hope i expressed the concept i want to say enough nicely.
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I disagree. When people use a simplified way of making code (like Blockly) they are more likely to go on to learn the more complex way of making that type of code. Many people can't jump right from newbie to expert, they have to go from newbie to mid-experience to expert. Having Blocky be used to code mods would allow people who are new to coding Minetest mods to learn how to take on the task of coding mods by actually coding mods and getting them to work. Then after they understand basic mod making (mod making using only Blocky) they will be able to jump the small gap between making mods using Blockly to making mods using regular coding methods.LorenzoVulcan wrote:I think this GUI just breaks out all concept of programming.When you program you must have the scheme of every class in your head,an programming LUA mods for minetest is a nice training to learn this concept.Using Blockly to code mods for minetest will just make every user of this forum a noob.Neuromancer wrote: That's kind of the point. Everyone starts out a noob. Blockly helps you bridge the gap from being a noob to an expert. Otherwise all you will ever have are a few experts and a boatload of people who can't bridge the gap.
And the gap can be bridged asking help to expert users or reading tutorial and APIs.
Many people new to coding are frightened by the amount and appearance of code and don't think that they are able of writing such code, but a program like Blockly would be able to show them that it isn't as difficult as they think it is and they then will like go on to learn the actual code because they know that learning that code is within their reach.
Sure, some people may just rely on Blockly alone to make mods, and not go on to learn the regular ways of coding. But Blockly would help people who ordinarily wouldn't go on to learn the normal coding to go on to learn the normal coding.
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I forked the Blockly - Lua repository on GitHub:
https://github.com/Neuromancer56/blockly-lua
If you want to contribute, let me know, and I'll add you.
Once you have it downloaded, you can run it by navigating here:
file:///C:/Users/x/Documents/GitHub/blockly-lua/apps/code/index.html
I think what we want to edit is here:
C:\Users\x\Documents\GitHub\blockly-lua\blocks\*.js
I'm guessing that we add a new .js file here called minetest.js
and a new C:\Users\x\Documents\GitHub\blockly-lua\generators\lua\minetest.js
then we need to add <category name="Minetest"> to apps/code/index.html
and add
at the top.
Hmmm...
blockly-lua/apps/code/index.html uses these files
<script type="text/javascript" src="../../blockly_compressed.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="../../blocks_compressed.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="../../lua_compressed.js"></script>
Instead of the .js files I'm editing. I installed Python to run Build.py which will put the minetest.js files into these compressed.js files. But when I run it in IDLE I get "Invalid Syntax" error at this line print 'SERVER ERROR: %s' % target_filename
I'm not sure if that means there is invalid syntax in the Python script or in the .js files it is trying to compress. I might be able to find another compression tool, or just add all the uncompressed .js files to the html, but that doesn't seem like a good way to go.
@Blockly: I'm guessing that making this fork was the best idea, then if we need to make contributions to the lua part of your repository (non-minetest blocks) we could always do a pull request.
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If you want to contribute, let me know, and I'll add you.
Once you have it downloaded, you can run it by navigating here:
file:///C:/Users/x/Documents/GitHub/blockly-lua/apps/code/index.html
I think what we want to edit is here:
C:\Users\x\Documents\GitHub\blockly-lua\blocks\*.js
I'm guessing that we add a new .js file here called minetest.js
and a new C:\Users\x\Documents\GitHub\blockly-lua\generators\lua\minetest.js
then we need to add <category name="Minetest"> to apps/code/index.html
and add
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goog.provide('Blockly.Blocks.minetest');
goog.require('Blockly.Blocks');
Hmmm...
blockly-lua/apps/code/index.html uses these files
<script type="text/javascript" src="../../blockly_compressed.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="../../blocks_compressed.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="../../lua_compressed.js"></script>
Instead of the .js files I'm editing. I installed Python to run Build.py which will put the minetest.js files into these compressed.js files. But when I run it in IDLE I get "Invalid Syntax" error at this line print 'SERVER ERROR: %s' % target_filename
I'm not sure if that means there is invalid syntax in the Python script or in the .js files it is trying to compress. I might be able to find another compression tool, or just add all the uncompressed .js files to the html, but that doesn't seem like a good way to go.
@Blockly: I'm guessing that making this fork was the best idea, then if we need to make contributions to the lua part of your repository (non-minetest blocks) we could always do a pull request.
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I disagree. I'd say the correct analogy is that someone using Blockly to write programs doesn't know JavaScript, just as someone entering English into Google Translate doesn't known Spanish, even if that is what output.LorenzoVulcan wrote: Man,I really respect your work,but i don't think this can be considered programming,or at least not programming at a sufficient level.
That's like speaking spanish using google translate:You can actually write some sentences in spanish,but if you study spanish you'll complete master the language and you can speak it without being on a translator.I hope i expressed the concept i want to say enough nicely.
To me, programming is more about logic, abstraction, and algorithms, rather than syntax, although eventually you have to learn more syntax and conventional programming languages in order to build complex systems. As mentioned earlier in the discussion:
Please do not attempt to maintain the Linux kernel using Blockly.
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I don't really see a difference between using Blockly and how most modders make their blocks. They copy-paste.
For now, I would love to contribute to this fork, however I took a look at Espertus' source code, and it all goes over my head XD. I don't think I can understand anything till I actually learn JavaScript.
For now, I would love to contribute to this fork, however I took a look at Espertus' source code, and it all goes over my head XD. I don't think I can understand anything till I actually learn JavaScript.
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Not knowing your level of general programming experience, You can try this:hoodedice wrote:I don't really see a difference between using Blockly and how most modders make their blocks. They copy-paste.
For now, I would love to contribute to this fork, however I took a look at Espertus' source code, and it all goes over my head XD. I don't think I can understand anything till I actually learn JavaScript.
http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/javas ... avascript/
There are some suggestions in here that are either too simple or too complicated, but it does cover a lot of free resources and a few books.
The good part of this is that over time javascript has become vastly more important as a language and will continue to become more important as a cross platform language, and the language of the browser.
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this is one and only way to learn a programming language!Neuromancer wrote:Not knowing your level of general programming experience, You can try this:hoodedice wrote:I don't really see a difference between using Blockly and how most modders make their blocks. They copy-paste.
For now, I would love to contribute to this fork, however I took a look at Espertus' source code, and it all goes over my head XD. I don't think I can understand anything till I actually learn JavaScript.
http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/javas ... avascript/
There are some suggestions in here that are either too simple or too complicated, but it does cover a lot of free resources and a few books.
The good part of this is that over time javascript has become vastly more important as a language and will continue to become more important as a cross platform language, and the language of the browser.
not by clicking on colored blocks!
also to start learning you should not start with such a huge project.
start with building a webpage first to learn more about the Basics and how javascript works.
in some points i totaly agree with LorenzoVulcan
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Ok,i'll get many critics for this,but i think if you can't understand programming,just don't program.Blockly wrote:I disagree. I'd say the correct analogy is that someone using Blockly to write programs doesn't know JavaScript, just as someone entering English into Google Translate doesn't known Spanish, even if that is what output.
To me, programming is more about logic, abstraction, and algorithms, rather than syntax, although eventually you have to learn more syntax and conventional programming languages in order to build complex systems. As mentioned earlier in the discussion:
Please do not attempt to maintain the Linux kernel using Blockly.
Those thinks are what makes informatic a big noob zone,engines like Unity3d or game makers are just ruining all the concept of programming to make some dumb kids happy of making something.
That's what happened to music in 1950-2000:Many new ways of making music are made and many programs like VirtualDJ can let you define yourself a "musician",but that's not true.I really love electronic music,but easier is NEVER better.
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I just wanted to throw my two cents in there. Okay, I learned to program using Scratch. The point of Scratch is to move on afterwards to another programming language(like python). Also, Scratch is not meant to be a serious programming language(When I say scratch, I mean any block language like it). Its purpose is to teach the basics of programming to kids, and to move them on to bigger and more complex programming languages once they have gotten really good with scratch. Also, scratch code really looks like just a visualized version of code you would normally see in any language.
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YAAY.
Me and my bud solved this. Since the day Neuromancer showed us Blockly, I've been heating my brain, thinking of a way to finish level 10. Well, with my bud's great help, we solved it. Well...
Spoiler
The thing was that I was making the code too complex, which resulted in me running out of blocks. My friend simplified it, and technically - solved it. In. Two. Minutes. -.-
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7:42 PM - Bauglio: so fudge the stable build
7:43 PM - Bauglio: get the staple build
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7:43 PM - Bauglio: get the staple build
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Well done! Surprisingly many professional programmers can't do it.hoodedice wrote:http://i.imgur.com/v2DBseW.jpg
YAAY.
Me and my bud solved this. Since the day Neuromancer showed us Blockly, I've been heating my brain, thinking of a way to finish level 10. Well, with my bud's great help, we solved it. Well...
At Maker Faire, we had three machines next to each other for people to play with. We had fun watching a kid beat two professional developers at solving level 10.
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Ahh mauvebic, you are a power developer. This isn't for you. This is for kids, and brand new developers.mauvebic wrote:Dunno, even doing html/css/javascript etc. i've always found WYSIWYG/visual editors to be more limiting and time consuming than simply using a text editor, and certainly no substitute for a good book/tutorial.
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The goal isn't to provide a shortcut. It's to provide a gentler learning curve for people who, unlike you and me, weren't sufficiently motivated, independent, etc., to learn through conventional means. The more points of entry, the more people who will be exposed to programming.mauvebic wrote:Well as a kid I did learn perl and php from books, and html, javascript, css from playing with various websites' source. My friends used Frontpage 98 and kept asking me how I did what I did. I think Lorenzo is right, there's no shortcut to learning this stuff.
In my other job (as a computer science professor), I work with college graduates (mostly women) who didn't discover an aptitude and love for CS until after getting a degree in something else. If they'd been exposed to something other than what was available to them when they were young, they would have discovered this passion sooner.
I agree. I was a noob but i learned the hard way and got experience. Though this program could help newer people learn the basics of lua.LorenzoVulcan wrote:I think this GUI just breaks out all concept of programming.When you program you must have the scheme of every class in your head,an programming LUA mods for minetest is a nice training to learn this concept.Using Blockly to code mods for minetest will just make every user of this forum a noob.Neuromancer wrote: That's kind of the point. Everyone starts out a noob. Blockly helps you bridge the gap from being a noob to an expert. Otherwise all you will ever have are a few experts and a boatload of people who can't bridge the gap.
And the gap can be bridged asking help to expert users or reading tutorial and APIs.
Edit: I would also like to point out that this program would probably be limited. There are many good mods that depend on maker written base code that isn't in the api. This would be good for beginners but eventually it would be quicker to just code itsn by hand.
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cool but just because your a kid doesn't meen you can't mod but I like your ideaNeuromancer wrote:A while back, I threw out the idea of using scratch to program mods, that wouldn't have worked out because scratch is a specific purpose language. Then I found blockly. It uses the visual programming of scratch, but lets you output/generate ANY language (in our case it could be lua). But what is also really cool is that it lets you create custom blocks that could be specific to Minetest modding. Thus there could be blocks to define nodes, nodeboxes or any other common aspect of Minetest modding.
Why is this cool? Because it would allow anyone to create Mods for minetest, even kids and non-developers.
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Yes i know you are older Neuromancer but I am a little offended that you think us kids can't mod. Now is it that a lot of kids can't mod yes but why can't we learn the old fashioned way.nextmissinglink wrote:cool but just because your a kid doesn't meen you can't mod but I like your ideaNeuromancer wrote:Why is this cool? Because it would allow anyone to create Mods for minetest, even kids and non-developers.
Coding;
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You seem like the kind of person that would enjoy the game mentioned in the topic beyond the link below, LorenzoVulcan. I can assure you that it is pretty hardcore.LorenzoVulcan wrote:Ok,i'll get many critics for this,but i think if you can't understand programming,just don't program.Blockly wrote:I disagree. I'd say the correct analogy is that someone using Blockly to write programs doesn't know JavaScript, just as someone entering English into Google Translate doesn't known Spanish, even if that is what output.
To me, programming is more about logic, abstraction, and algorithms, rather than syntax, although eventually you have to learn more syntax and conventional programming languages in order to build complex systems. As mentioned earlier in the discussion:
Please do not attempt to maintain the Linux kernel using Blockly.
Those thinks are what makes informatic a big noob zone,engines like Unity3d or game makers are just ruining all the concept of programming to make some dumb kids happy of making something.
That's what happened to music in 1950-2000:Many new ways of making music are made and many programs like VirtualDJ can let you define yourself a "musician",but that's not true.I really love electronic music,but easier is NEVER better.
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Sorry Jojoa, I didn't mean it that way. As a 14 year old I was writing c and assembly language. I know kids can code. I'm talking more about adults and kids who are more like my kids who don't take naturally to programming, but with something like Blockly can start to learn how to code.jojoa1997 wrote:Yes i know you are older Neuromancer but I am a little offended that you think us kids can't mod. Now is it that a lot of kids can't mod yes but why can't we learn the old fashioned way.nextmissinglink wrote:cool but just because your a kid doesn't meen you can't mod but I like your ideaNeuromancer wrote:Why is this cool? Because it would allow anyone to create Mods for minetest, even kids and non-developers.
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