"microworld.edc.org" extensions and a list of them?

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Where can I find a list of microworld.edc.org extensions? So far I've found the:

  • Dialogs, Translations, etc. extensions (which came from EDC)
  • "remote costumes" (just loading)
  • "remote sounds" (text-to-speech control + audio loading)
  • video playback

and quite a bit more*. (here are the extensions if anyone wants them? :wink:)

thethetheth

I want to know where exactly a list of the extensions from this Snap! host can be found because it's trusted in the src_load extension, and I always want more features without requesting the user to always load JavaScript extensions.

* I found them all from elementarymath.edc.org

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Didn't they all come from EDC?

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Hmm. Nice little fact... But are you talking about all of the libraries too, before user contribution?

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If anyone is curious with the video playback extension, I have a few blocks of it. I don't know if that's all.

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Maybe I'm not understanding what you're asking. It seems self-evident to me that the things labelled "(EDC)" are from EDC. But I've been wrong before.

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I'm asking if the libraries were from EDC as well, before users started contributing?

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This is the part I don't understand.

Are we misattributing a user contribution to EDC?

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Excuse me.

Before people made their own libraries, was EDC the only provider?

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Oh! I see.

No, the EDC math project is quite recent, as these things go. The first user contributed library was the multi-branch ELSE IF, before we had that as a primitive, using a predicate helper function to group a test with its corresponding action, by the brilliant then-12-years-old Nathan Dinsmore, nXIII, in the first few days of BYOB 2.99.