All Known Hosted Versions of Snap!

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(copy of Various versions of Snap! moved to my new account)

BYOB & Scratch <=1.4
BYOB 3.1.1 download
4.0 beta warpedwartwars.github.io
4.0 v4.0 main
Down 4.0.10.1 alpha beetleblocks
Down 4.0.10.2 stable ~harveyb
Down 4.1 dev ~harveyb
Down 4.1.2.2 ~harveyb
4.1.2.7 stable main old_site
4.1.2.7 stable c.s.b.e old_site
4.2.2.9 v4 main
4.2.2.9 main old_site
4.2.2.9 c.s.b.e old_site
4.2.2.9 stable ~bh
5 beta dev main old_site
5 beta dev c.s.b.e old_site
5.0.3 main ~bh
5.0.3 dev ~bh
Down 5.3.2 beetleblocks
5.4.5 v5 main
6.8.1 warpedwartwars.github.io
6.9.2 BJC
6.9.2 v6 main
6.9.2 v6 c.s.b.e
6.9.2 v6 http
6.9.2 v6 snap-cloud CS10
6.9.2 v6.9 main
6.9.2 v6.9 c.s.b.e
6.9.2 v6.9 http
6.9.2 v6.9 snap-cloud CS10
7.1.3 turtlestitch main
7.1.3 turtlestitch beta
7.1.3 turtlestitch github
7.2.2 kente computing
7.3.1 v7 main
7.3.1 v7 c.s.b.e
7.3.1 v7 http
7.3.1 v7 snap-cloud CS10
8.2.3 v8 main
8.2.3 v8 c.s.b.e
8.2.3 v8 http
8.2.3 v8 snap-cloud CS10
9.2.9 CS10
latest previous main
latest previous c.s.b.e
latest previous http
latest previous snap-cloud CS10
latest release main
latest release c.s.b.e
latest release http
latest release snap-cloud CS10
latest dev main
latest dev c.s.b.e
latest dev http
latest dev snap-cloud CS10
latest dev github.io
latest dev michael-dev
latest dev michael-dev c.s.b.e

If you know a version usable online that isn't in here, please comment it so I can add it to this list.

Special cases:
Snap! Legacy
the Wayback Machine has archives of at least a few of the above links; unfortunately it seems to enforce something (strict mode?) on the javascript, causing errors about redeclaration of classes

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I think the BJC site has a few old versions, but probably duplicates of these ones.

The "~bh" ones are where the snap.berkeley.edu home page lived (yeah, really served from my directory) until Michael and Bernat made the new server for the site and the cloud back end.

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As long as the URLs are different, I'll add them.

Interesting!

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Updated this to 8.1dev.

@bh do you know how I might find the old BJC ones, if they exist?

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Any version of Snap! that was in the BJC site was an exact mirror of a version on the Snap! site. I don't think you have to worry about them. Same for the ~harveyb ones.

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Umm, well, I'm not sure where you'd find old BJC ones, the whole idea was that there would be a single URL that would mirror the latest version. And we wouldn't back up the mirror because we do the backing up on the Snap! site!

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I've wondered if versions other than previous (/versions/previous), dev (/versions/dev), micheal-dev (/versions/micheal-dev), and now also v7 (/versions/v7) are available.

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All released versions can be found in the repo, at Releases · jmoenig/Snap · GitHub.

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Yeah, but which of those is currently being hosted on s.b.e other than the ones I mentioned?

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(a) I don't know, and (b) that would be subject to change anyway. There will always be the current version, and some recent older version that we consider stable, and there will usually be a dev version.

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Barring something unusual, there's always going to be a dev version. It's just that on the release of a stable version, the dev version is a duplicate.

That doesn't really matter for this topic.

Do you know who would?

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Bernat, probably. But if you ask him, I'll get a lecture from Jens about the cannibalism of the young.

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And what would happen if you asked Jens about it first?

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He'd say "Leave Bernat alone."

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:joy:

For the record, I have no idea where any of the BJC mirrors are. I've never been in charge of that :slight_smile:

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but you know what's in s.b.e/versions.

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Ah, yes. That I do.

It always has links to:

  • dev - current master branch in GH when Jens updates it
  • previous - previous release in its latest update, right before deploying a newer release

There are also links to v6.9 and v7, because v6.9 is when we decided we'd keep copies around.

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Thanks!

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Wait, your Dark Design for Flat Design works on all versions that include Flat Design? Cool!