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Sharing student work
Is there a place where my students can upload their sketches to that will run the sketch (and show the code) the same way it runs in Processing? I have tried embedding into a webpage (no luck), OpenProcessing (I could upload the test sketch but mouse movements did not work), and a few others whose user interface drove me completely nuts. I need something simple that shows a variety of student work, something students, their parents, and teachers can click on, see something cool, learn who created it, and can see the code. My school's website is on Google sites, so I am not sure if straight up HTML will work for us. Any thoughts? Thanks!
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Nowadays JApplet exports are deprecated in practice.
You'll need to install "JavaScript Mode" in order to have "Java Mode"'s Java transpiled into JavaScript to run in browsers!
But successful conversions can be very tricky though.
We need to strictly adhere to Processing's API to raise our chances:
but openprocessing can also handle JavaScript, no?
I tried OpenProcessing again. This time I did not upload code but just dropped it into the editor. It works this way. Whatever did not work earlier is now working. Thanks!
you can then setup a classroom or a collection there on OpenProcessing
;-)
Yes, now that it works as I want, I have done that and I like it.
I like OpenProcessing too!
;-)