I am in the process of finalising a book on SNAP! to Python. I am stuck in a rut when converting a working project to Python code. This is a book aimed at school aged children, so my wish is to keep it as simple as possible. I need a volunteer to help me through this last project, (three months or more before publication). I need a SNAP! work colleague who can suggest (or re-write) and convert ideas in SNAP for simple Python - at its most simplest basic level for children.
So if you’d like to have an input (and get a credit in the book) then take a look at the pilot projects here. I am just stuck on converting one last project (to Python) called Airplane 3D. So I will need a Python coder who also uses SNAP! , ( like me), but knows a bit more on Python code conversions than I do. I know a lot about making children’s books and do teach coding in schools and at various levels.
My current projects are here, (most of which have been converted already).
https://snap.berkley.edu/user?=xplorer-tutor
All inquiries will be confidential, so replies may be off forum, although I don’t yet know if that's possible.