⚡️ Juno 2.0 is here! It comes with a *ton* of new features and improvements: better notebook editor, new seamless file browser to navigate working directory, versatile built-in text editor for local files, and much more. Go get it!
https://t.co/z3leOKWuIi
I hope your semester is off to a great start! Let us know how you're using Web VPython by tweeting about your activities, labs, assignments, research, etc. and tagging us! The community needs you! #ITeachPhysics
@Rainmaker1973@WIRED Here is the python code for my recreation of Newton's diagram. You can change the initial velocity and see what happens.
https://t.co/Gq2VeEl7C9
@trinketapp@WebVPython
Saw the "four bug" problem today, decided for fun to do a 3-d version with bugs at the corners of a tetrahedron, using @webvpython.
https://t.co/mSkTgsPz7x
From Sherwood: When you click "Share or export this program" you now should see a link to download an HTML file containing your transpiled JavaScript program, which can be loaded into a browser and the program should run.
NEW: When creating a new program, you should now see "Web VPython 3.2" as the header. The underlying library will still be called the "GlowScript library" and the old GlowScript headers will continue to work.