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Summer of Code/2015/Kushan Javascript (view source)
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<p><b>Help:</b> As I mentioned earlier to aid the learning of javascript, the user can opt to go through basic tasks. As shown in the design, the user is shown what she has to do in this task and upon completion can move to the next advanced task. The help button will also fascilitate as guide to interface, just like its done in the web version of turtle . https://turtle.sugarlabs.org.</p>
<p><b>Help:</b> As I mentioned earlier to aid the learning of javascript, the user can opt to go through basic tasks. As shown in the design, the user is shown what she has to do in this task and upon completion can move to the next advanced task. The help button will also fascilitate as guide to interface, just like its done in the web version of turtle . https://turtle.sugarlabs.org.</p>
Export as Jscripty document, in this format a student can save the project for future use for this activity. This allows saving of pending work and would be the default option.
'''Export: '''The code created by the student shouldn't be just limited to this platform. This app should allow a seemless and intuitive way to export the project to various other activities.
* Export as Jscripty document, in this format a student can save the project for future use for this activity. This allows saving of pending work and would be the default option.
* Export as a sugar web activtiy, this option allows the student to put his creation and convert it into an activity. The default template would be used for web activities as given at https://github.com/sugarlabs/sugar-web-template would be used to package the activity for student and be isntalled on her XO
* Export as a web page, to make her project available across platform, this option will package her project for the web. We can tie up with some sort of webhosting where with one click the students project gets uploaded and the student receives a link to it. It will be of great use as the student can then share the link with any of his friend, family and showcase his work.
'''Loading examples: '''Similar to pippy (Sugar activity for python), I plan on adding various example to showcase power of Javascript.
Loading examples: Similar to pippy (Sugar activity for python), I plan on adding various example to showcase power of Javascript.
The list:-
The list:-
* '''Graphics:'''javascript has a pretty huge library for graphics. Showing students some canvas examples, drawing squares and other shapes would be good way to add interactivity in the app.
Graphics:javascript has a pretty huge library for graphics. Showing students some canvas examples, drawing squares and other shapes would be good way to add interactivity in the app.
* '''Math''': In this I plan to keep it similar to pippy. The math example over there are pretty good.
* '''Javascript Tutorials''': This section will have all the necessary tutorials a student needs to jump start his javascript coding knowledge.
Math: In this I plan to keep it similar to pippy. The math example over there are pretty good.
* '''Algorithms ''': I believe this app should also teach the student implementation of famous algorithms and data structures in Javascript.
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Javascript Tutorials: This section will have all the necessary tutorials a student needs to jump start his javascript coding knowledge.
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