Learn CODEORG-BLOCKLY with Real Code Examples

Blockly runs directly in modern web browsers

No installation required for Code.org integration

Optional: download Blockly library for custom projects

Include Blockly JS/CSS files in your web project

Initialize Blockly workspace in a web page using JavaScript

Include Blockly JS and CSS in HTML page

Create a div for the workspace

Initialize Blockly workspace via JavaScript

Load custom blocks if needed

Test block dragging, snapping, and code generation

Blockly JS and CSS files

Optional JSON for custom blocks

HTML file to embed Blockly workspace

Configuration for toolbox categories

Optional localization files

No CLI required; runs in browser

Optional commands for building custom blocks

Use npm for Blockly library integration

Debug via browser console

Export workspace JSON or generated code

Supports multiple languages for blocks and tooltips

Community translations available

Custom blocks can be localized

Text labels fully Unicode-compatible

Platform integration supports global classrooms

Web-based, works on multiple devices

Keyboard navigation supported

Open-source with documentation

Can integrate with educational accessibility tools

Tutorials and guides for teachers and students

HTML/SVG-based workspace visualization

Toolbox categories with icons and colors

Customizable CSS for block appearance

Supports responsive design for browser-based apps

Interactive highlighting for valid connections

Workspace manages block state

Variables block manages program data

Custom block logic maintains internal state

Undo/redo tracks changes in workspace

Event listeners handle runtime interactions

Blocks represent abstract syntax tree nodes

Workspace state can be exported as JSON

Generated code can store program logic externally

Custom block parameters manage user input

Data flow handled through block connections