If this dude actually pulls this off im gonna bust my keyboard and rip my pants off because this would actually be insane.

when my project gets clicked :: #3495eb hat
You hopefully say [This is a good project!] for (2) secs :: looks
Then you heart and favorite it :: operators
And leave a comment saying something nice about it :: #fc00ec

define [Scratch] 100x (1000) 6^78*9 [Cat] celsius 
set sky color to [#47af6e] + [119] [th v] element of the periodic table:: #fc00ec
if <[something v] contains [something] + DjangoBB ?> then
Do activity [Dance v] :: #574027
end
Create [1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000th] project :: #134567

Bump.

Also I just got a TI-84 Plus CE for math, but I'm willing to use it for other things.

Note that regular TI-84s can't run Python, only TI-Basic.

TI-84 Plus calculators (I don't have the tech specs for the regular TI-84, but then again I've literally never seen one in my math teacher's collection of ancient graphing calculators, so…) have 480KB of storage and 24KB of RAM.

So if you can somehow make Scratch run on that, I'll be impressed.

Youll have to port nodejs into ti basic to get the scratchvm running or rewrite the entire operating system of the calculator implement nodejs and add networking and a web browser onto very little memory

MaybeARandomFox wrote:

Youll have to port nodejs into ti basic to get the scratchvm running or rewrite the entire operating system of the calculator implement nodejs and add networking and a web browser onto very little memory

Or just implement a basic form of Scratch in TI-BASIC, and skip Node.js altogether, considering that the TI-84 doesn't have the RAM nor the memory to run node.

BigNate469 wrote:

MaybeARandomFox wrote:

Youll have to port nodejs into ti basic to get the scratchvm running or rewrite the entire operating system of the calculator implement nodejs and add networking and a web browser onto very little memory

Or just implement a basic form of Scratch in TI-BASIC, and skip Node.js altogether, considering that the TI-84 doesn't have the RAM nor the memory to run node.

that seems like a better option.

Its possible if you declare every scratch function as a BASIC function and then make an interpreter but memory is very little