Even better: several Turtle graphics libraries, bezier graphics, and
more. Thanks for the link, I might never have found his website.
This proves my point completely.
RunRev shouldn't bother re-implementing the stuff Jim (and you) have
done. They should make sure it's easier to share it in the first place
(by making sure RevOnline is easy to use to share).
I would have found resources in RevOnline. In fact, the first thing I
did when I saw Jim's post was to go to RevOnline and see if anyone had
uploaded information about a Turtle library...and of course they hadn't.
Apple (and Google and soon Microsoft) has been showing everyone that
built-in stores are important. It'd be a shame to let this one that
RunRev has built, and people have started to use, languish.
On 22/06/2012 23:06, Alejandro Tejada wrote:
Look at this website published by Jim Hurley:
http://home.infostations.net/jhurley/
[...]
I found really interesting that Jim wrote that learning Turtle Graphics
could be useful for anybody, not just children...
Where I could take an online Turtle Graphics course?
I can't help but feel I'm the butt of a joke I don't understand here.
You can't google "turtle graphics course"?
-Ken
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