I used Imagine by Logotron (Czech-localized, including keywords - yes, with diacritics) as my IDE, and I still have it installed because the accompanying graphics editor (LogoMotion) is just so good. I never got to the OOP part because the textbook didn’t cover it and there are no materials onlone about the Czech version (not even a keyword dictionary), and I couldn’t speak English back then. I stopped programming for way too long because I couldn’t get another IDE working and I didn’t know how to make arrays and text I/O in Logo, the tutorials I had stopped at variables.
Yay, Logo
I used it way too long because my clumsy ass couldn’t get another IDE to work
Memory unlocked!
If you are feeling nostalgic the project is still there, with the same old interface from the past: https://fmslogo.sourceforge.io/
I used Imagine by Logotron (Czech-localized, including keywords - yes, with diacritics) as my IDE, and I still have it installed because the accompanying graphics editor (LogoMotion) is just so good. I never got to the OOP part because the textbook didn’t cover it and there are no materials onlone about the Czech version (not even a keyword dictionary), and I couldn’t speak English back then. I stopped programming for way too long because I couldn’t get another IDE working and I didn’t know how to make arrays and text I/O in Logo, the tutorials I had stopped at variables.
Seriously, three cheers for Logo!
Incidentally, I’ve found that
import turtlein interactive Python opens a pretty good logo clone on most operating systems.Around 5th grade I animated the sinking of the Titanic in LOGO