When was scratch released

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HUGE fan of Scratch! I currently use this innovation at my school. I have been waiting for this type of a website. Scratch Wiki wrote: Scratch 1. That's probably the earliest version available to download that is 1. Maybe the first officially released version was from May 15, Not totally sure, just a guess after reading the article on the wiki. Mr-Dave wrote: … The publication that shows Scratch in use in was when Scratch was being used for the LLK's Computer Clubhouse program and it wasn't available to the general public.

Looking at archives of the current Scratch domain since we're talking a release somewhere in the first half of , we don't have to go around in Scratch's previous domains , this archive from January 7th, states that the first public version of Scratch would come out on January 8th - tomorrow.