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I'll always prefer Snap because it has so many features that allow teaching best practice, but Scratch sets the benchmark so I'm pleased to see its evolution co

I'll always prefer Snap because it has so many features that allow teaching best practice, but Scratch sets the benchmark so I'm pleased to see its evolution continue — and hopefully some of it will make its way into Snap and other Scratch clones.

e12e 8y ago
I also like the fact that snap is Free software - I'm still not able to find out from the scratch 3.0 website if scratch can be easily self-hosted, modified etc? Snap is on github: https://github.com/jmoenig/Snap https://github.com/jmoenig/Snap It also is based around js, and can import scratch 2.0 sketches (not sure how well that works in practice) - I wonder if there's any collaboration with MIT scratch moving off of flash to js - or if they did everything from, well, scratch ?