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Removed broken link #30
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kostasx
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Nov 16, 2023
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- Removed duplicate and broken links.
- Added more Numbers examples to the primitives
@@ -113,8 +113,7 @@ in a browser, each one has a specific use case: | |||
[code.org](https://code.org/) (develop and play games with JS), | |||
[editor.p5js.org](https://editor.p5js.org/) (create interactive artwork), | |||
[PencilCode](https://pencilcode.net/edit/myprogram) (write your code as blocks | |||
or text), [Ocelot](https://code.ocelot-ide.org/) (disallows "bad" language |
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Sad to see that one go, it was a neat project. Will need to see if there's a new version somewhere.
@kostasx, you might like to check this out, it was behind the scenes in ocelot
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Yes, indeed. This one also caught my attention: 'A web-based IDE for JavaScript, without the "bad parts"'
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I think these days, the // @ts-check
can do some of the stuff that ElementaryJS is helping.