Wick is a browser-based hybrid animation/coding environment for making interactive things for the web, heavily inspired by similar tools such as Flash, HyperCard, and Scratch. It was developed in response to a growing need for such a tool for the modern web. Wick is currently live at www.WickEditor.com, come check it out sometime!

Want to help us make Wick? There's plenty to do, we'd love your help.

Wick needs tutorials! If you're interested in making text or video tutorials, contact @zrispo, especially if you want to make non-english tutorials! The tutorial page is a good place to start if you want a template.

Found a bug? Add it to the issue tracker. You can also look at existing bugs in the issue tracker. If you're just getting started, check out the bugs tagged as small-bugs - these are smaller fixes that you can do to get acquainted with the codebase.

Have an idea for a new feature, or want something specific changed or fixed? Post an issue on the issue tracker so we can discuss it and make it happen.

If you're a creator that wants to support Wick, one of the most helpful things to do is to is to make sure that it's clear that you made your project with Wick. Maybe slap the mascot on your project with a link to wickeditor.com?

• Clone or download and unzip this repo
• Open terminal in the newly made wick folder and start an HTTP server:
  • python -m SimpleHTTPServer (Python 2)
  • python -m http.server (Python 3)
• OR if you have npm installed, you can get http-server, which is faster
  • npm install http-server -g to install
  • http-server to start
• Open a browser window, and go to http://localhost:8000/

Need help? Feel free to contact @zrispo (that's me).