Comment on TurtletoyComments−iberator9moNo screenshots?!Not clear nor simple. Imo negligible use for teaching. If you know how to import modules and use library functions then you don't need LOGO anymore...'KEYWORD(50)'is always simpler than:' turtle.function(value, value)'Great project but missed the opportunity to develop your own LOGO interpreter from scratch in web assembly:)−empressplay9moGreat project but missed the opportunity to develop your own LOGO interpreter from scratch in web assembly:)There is one! We wrote it in Golang and compiled it to WebAssembly, it's a greatly extended version of Apple Logo ][:https://turtlespaces.org−markknol9moturtlespaces seemss ded−markknol9moIt's build with JavaScript which is pretty common, makes it pretty accessible. Syntax is pretty easy to learn https://turtletoy.net/syntax−csmoak9moturtletoy was made back around 2018 before web assembly was generally available.
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No screenshots?!
Not clear nor simple. Imo negligible use for teaching. If you know how to import modules and use library functions then you don't need LOGO anymore...
'KEYWORD(50)'
is always simpler than:
' turtle.function(value, value)'
Great project but missed the opportunity to develop your own LOGO interpreter from scratch in web assembly:)
There is one! We wrote it in Golang and compiled it to WebAssembly, it's a greatly extended version of Apple Logo ][:
https://turtlespaces.org
turtlespaces seemss ded
It's build with JavaScript which is pretty common, makes it pretty accessible. Syntax is pretty easy to learn https://turtletoy.net/syntax
turtletoy was made back around 2018 before web assembly was generally available.