How to get developer blocks

[mobility212]

Shift-click the Snap! logo and click "Switch to dev mode"

and you'll get the following:

This would be another topic that would get the developers questioning us using it...

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For those thinking that "how do you shift-click" on an iOS, I used a Windows PC to write this topic instead of on iOS.

[purple_hippo]

How do you get the console in safari?
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I wrote that

[mobility212]

Actually, I was using the Windows computer at the time I wrote this topic.

(didn't mention that before you posted)

[insert_user_name]

Am I the only one who doesn't understand why "play hz for 2 seconds" is a dev block?

[ego-lay_atman-bay]

Nope, you're not the only one.

[ego-lay_atman-bay]

@mobility212

For those thinking that "how do you shift-click" on an iOS

Just go into a text input, tap the shift button twice (don't caps lock, just turn caps off then on), then tap on the snap logo. This only works on ios, so there's no solution for android yet.

[mobility212]

Oh, I didn't know that

[mobility212]

@insert_user_name

Am I the only one who doesn't understand why "play hz for 2 seconds" is a dev block?

I think maybe there's already a simple workaround for that.

[bh]

@insert_user_name

Am I the only one who doesn't understand why "play hz for 2 seconds" is a dev block?

I'm not 100% sure about that particular block, but a lot of the ones in that list used to be official blocks that have been replaced to give a more uniform interface or to make programming easier, but are still included in Snap!, albeit hidden, so that we can load projects written in an older version.