Maintenance/Upstreaming

[ghost]

@carlosperate First off, thanks for your work. Do you still actively maintain ardublockly?

There are quite a lot of educational, commercial and private projects that have been forked from the ardublockly codebase and it seems like some effort in upstreaming some of the changes (languages, new boards, new blocks, etc.) would be really helpful to keep this project up to date. What do you think?

[iShapeNoise]

It is 2021, and unfortunately this has not changed. On my research, I found other repositories with more blocks. However, to run ArduBlocky on a local server with most features (even uploading to the Arduino board) is a big plus.
My momentarily goals are >> Adding more blocks, using pyserial to show serial monitor data in terminal, and add a button to export the Arduino code.
If there is anyone, who likes to join (I am an Artist, Workshop tutor, not a Java developer). It would much appreciated.
One thing left to say: Many thanks to the developers of ArduBlocky...it is still one of the best solution, including running it with Python on an Android device. Thumbs Up!!!

[SebCanet]

Hi,
it seems that Carlos does not work on this project anymore, it's a shame because the quality of his work is hard to match.
Maybe my projects can help you or if you want to collaborate you are welcome.
The old one : https://github.com/technologiescollege/Blockly-at-rduino
The new one (still working on...) : https://github.com/BlocklyDuino/BlocklyDuino-v2
Hope this could help.
Regards.