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Blockly è una libreria web che ti consente di aggiungere alla tua app un editor di codice basato su blocchi personalizzabili. L'editor utilizza blocchi simili a pezzi di puzzle per rappresentare concetti di codice come variabili, espressioni logiche, cicli e altro ancora. Consente agli utenti di programmare senza doversi preoccupare della sintassi o dell'intimidazione della riga di comando.
Se lo analizziamo ulteriormente, possiamo considerare Blockly in due modi:
Come un'interfaccia utente divertente con pezzi di puzzle.
Come un elegante generatore di stringhe.
Tu definisci le connessioni e i campi di input del puzzle, mentre Blockly gestisce il rendering, il trascinamento e il collegamento complessi.
Definisci la stringa (di solito codice) che viene generata per ogni blocco e poi Blockly gestisce l'accoppiamento di intere stringhe di blocchi. Sta a te decidere cosa fare con questo risultato. Puoi fare di tutto, dalla risoluzione di un labirinto all'animazione di un personaggio, fino all'analisi di alcuni dati. Per altri esempi, consulta la Introduzione alle applicazioni Blockly.
Blockly ti consente di concentrarti sull'applicazione dei blocchi al tuo dominio senza preoccuparti dei dettagli del loro funzionamento. Per ulteriori informazioni, consulta
Perché Blockly?
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