Scratch has added functions two versions ago in the 2.0 Preview :)
I don't know when you used Scratch, but it has all sorts of things now!
I like Snap! because of the complexity present. However, I feel like it's missing a community. There's no social interaction. It's great if a kid is trying to code, but if someone's looking for feedback or fame, it's not that great.
Scratch has added functions two versions ago in the 2.0 Preview :)
I don't know when you used Scratch, but it has all sorts of things now!
I like Snap! because of the complexity present. However, I feel like it's missing a community. There's no social interaction. It's great if a kid is trying to code, but if someone's looking for feedback or fame, it's not that great.
I had to check: the last Scratch programs my kids made (that I could find!) date back to 2013. So, yes, it was a while ago.
I'm really glad they added functions, that gives it so much more potential!