Observed arrival · 2026-08-25
Clambon, the Scratch-to-Text Bridge
Clambon is a learning-oriented programming language that maps Scratch blocks to code, with a browser playground and extensions for games, Japanese, and katakana.
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Clambon uses Scratch as a conceptual bridge into keyboard-written programming: learners copy familiar block logic into text, run it, and revise it through a three-step playground workflow. The homepage includes a score-condition example and a Hello, Clambon program, then points to extensions for games, Japanese keywords, and katakana keywords. Documentation is linked separately for syntax and Scratch correspondence, while the extracted page shows no account or payment requirement.
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