Learn SCRATCH with Real Code Examples
Updated Nov 25, 2025
Monetization
Educational curriculum sales
Workshops and classes
Books and teaching materials
No ads or paid plans
STEM program funding
Future Roadmap
More extensions
Improved performance
Mobile-friendly editing
AI-driven tutorials
Expanded classroom features
When Not To Use
Building production apps
Large-scale simulations
High-performance games
3D environments
Advanced algorithmic projects
Final Summary
Scratch is a beginner-friendly visual programming environment.
Great for education, animations, and simple games.
Uses blocks instead of code, encouraging creativity.
Not intended for professional software.
Has one of the world’s largest coding communities.
Faq
Is Scratch free?
Yes - totally free and open for everyone.
Can Scratch make real apps?
No, Scratch is for learning, not production software.
Is Scratch safe for kids?
Yes - it has moderation and child-friendly design.
Can Scratch control hardware?
Yes - with extensions like micro:bit and LEGO.
Can Scratch run offline?
Yes - using Scratch Desktop.