Thank you! You saved my arse! My kid/student/scout trying to code her Sparkfun robot. She quickly took off with your video. Coronavirus AT HOME school! Saved by Surfing Scratcher. Thanks-
Is there a "stamp"-like function with sprites on Makecode? I want to slowly fill the display with dots, adding one each time I shake the microbit. Could you point me in the right direction on this? Thanks!
Hi John, been a while since I've been in Makecode, but you could create an image and assign it to a variable. Alternatively, you can use list values to light up individual LEDs. A value of 0 means the LED for that position is off. A value of 1 means that the LED is on.
Awesome, stoked to hear you found value. I love your username. I've been out foraging fungi and I've come across the ghost fungus (omphalotus nidiformis) and an inky cap called coprinus clomatis. You're username is a combination of the two in my mind :D
Yes, I'd love to get back to a place where I can begin releasing content again. It won't happen this year, but there is a strong chance I'll pick it back up again in the new year. What ideas or content would you love to see me make?
Hi! You don't actually need a micro:bit if you want to learn to code. However, they can be useful to help you interact with the real-world through 'sensing' it. It's a device that give you a taste of coding with a taste of electronics and engineering. It's well-priced for what it does compared to other devices within its category, too. Enjoy the journey!
CODEY QUESTION: What do you use to code your micro:bit?
Python
(duh)
Stack blocks BOI because that's EZ
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Thank you,my teacher explained it like trash,after I watched this video I understood how to do it.
Super simple! Amazing. Thanks for your tutorial. Loved it.
Ace, glad you found it helpful!
Thank you! You saved my arse! My kid/student/scout trying to code her Sparkfun robot. She quickly took off with your video. Coronavirus AT HOME school! Saved by Surfing Scratcher. Thanks-
Hey PapaCubScout, that's awesome to hear! Thanks a bunch for sharing. I love hearing this, and I'm pumped for you and your daughter!
A very good introduction Elmo Jansz
Love u my bro even though not so much comments or likes we all love u and appreciate ur work 😔💔
Using what you show here for now. I just got this from a friend the other day and had no idea what it did. Seems kind of interesting.
Awesome Terry! They are pretty cool little devices. :)
Thank you so much. It's really very helpful.. I have learnt more clearly and easily by watching this video...
nice, you help me alot, thx
THANK YOU SO MUCH I HAVE A CODING ASSIGNMENT DUE NEXTWEEK AND HAVE NOT STARTED AND THIS VIDEO WAS SO HELPFUL THANKYOU FOR YOUR GOD LIKE EXISTENCE 🙂👍
I will be using TinkerCAD Circuits to code a virtual Microbit with my students. Thanks for the learning. I'm new to all of this :)
Is there a "stamp"-like function with sprites on Makecode? I want to slowly fill the display with dots, adding one each time I shake the microbit. Could you point me in the right direction on this? Thanks!
Hi John, been a while since I've been in Makecode, but you could create an image and assign it to a variable. Alternatively, you can use list values to light up individual LEDs. A value of 0 means the LED for that position is off. A value of 1 means that the LED is on.
superb. that's working. yaa hoo
thanks this helped!
Awesome, stoked to hear you found value. I love your username. I've been out foraging fungi and I've come across the ghost fungus (omphalotus nidiformis) and an inky cap called coprinus clomatis. You're username is a combination of the two in my mind :D
Nice :)
Thank you u helped me a lot👌👌👌👌
Are you still active on UA-cam?
I'm still responding to comments! No videos planned at this stage, but that might change in the new year :)
@@SurfingScratcher Can you make new videos? I really love your content.
Yes, I'd love to get back to a place where I can begin releasing content again. It won't happen this year, but there is a strong chance I'll pick it back up again in the new year. What ideas or content would you love to see me make?
@@SurfingScratcher Some Micro:bit content.
hi, im 14yrs old.. Why do we need micro bit.. Can u tell me.. i hope that you are the best teacher for me...................
Hi! You don't actually need a micro:bit if you want to learn to code. However, they can be useful to help you interact with the real-world through 'sensing' it. It's a device that give you a taste of coding with a taste of electronics and engineering. It's well-priced for what it does compared to other devices within its category, too. Enjoy the journey!
@@SurfingScratcher thank u.. but i need to learn from the beginning with out a micro bit device. ill follow your videos and learn.
can you help me i do not have i micro bit can i make a micro bit in micro bit.com?
How can I deploy this code (written with the help of Microsoft Makecode) on heroku??
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Tu fait repeter et tu mais un nb indéfini
i just want to learn how to use the website'www.microbit.co.uk'
nama aku anak kambing