Better File Menu (Mock-up)

[Samq64]

I'm pretty sure Windows and Mac users installing TurboWarp desktop prefer file menus with Save, Save As..., Open... etc. over Scratch's Save now, Save to your computer and Load from your computer, so I made a mock-up of what this could look like in MS paint with a couple of extra options that most Windows programs seem to have.

Here is what the current menu and mock-up look like side-by-side:

(The font will probably be the same as on the old one, I just didn't bother looking for it and used the default font instead.)

I'm hoping this will eventually make it to TurboWarp Desktop and maybe even turbowarp.org.

[ProgramminCat]

That would be awesome

[the-lstv]

[Mickmick21]

cool

[MacroMeng]

这实际上很不错，我有时很难找到一些本来该有的选项。
That's actually really nice, I sometimes have a hard time finding some of the options that are supposed to be there.

[Eaielectronic]

Imagine how convenient it would be to add a "Sync with software (default: VS)" section right below the "Save" button. When you click on it, a menu would appear with three options: "Remove extension", "Sync with software (default: VS)" and "Stop sync".

This would allow developers to easily manage their extensions without having to manually remove and reinstall them. You could also sync your extensions with Visual Studio Code or other software, which would greatly improve the workflow fluidity.
Additionally, why not integrate an option to add extensions by URL with a "no sandbox" checkbox, useful for those who store their extensions on GitHub and want to update them automatically? And imagine a mini Visual Studio Code directly in TurboWarp to edit the HTML and JavaScript of the extensions. It would be a real revolution!
A simple button could also be added to, when loading a project, offer to update the extension from its source file (if it is loaded as a file). These small improvements would make TurboWarp an even more attractive tool for developers who want to create games easily.
Block coding is gaining momentum, as we can see with Unreal Engine and its peer-to-peer mode. With these additions, TurboWarp could really become a must-have for developers. I am sure that these innovations would make TurboWarp incredibly popular and appreciated by a whole community of creators!

With these small improvements, TurboWarp would become even more attractive for developers who want to create games and projects easily. This kind of innovation would allow TurboWarp to stand out, becoming an essential tool for creators who want to combine simplicity and power!
With my most respectful expectations! 🥹🥹👍👍👍 Imagine how convenient it would be to add a "Sync with software (default: VS)" section right below the "Save" button. When you click on it, a menu would appear with three options: "Remove extension", "Sync with software (default: VS)" and "Stop sync".

This would allow developers to easily manage their extensions without having to manually remove and reinstall them. You could also sync your extensions with Visual Studio Code or other software, which would greatly improve the workflow fluidity.
Additionally, why not integrate an option to add extensions by URL with a "no sandbox" checkbox, useful for those who store their extensions on GitHub and want to update them automatically? And imagine a mini Visual Studio Code directly in TurboWarp to edit the HTML and JavaScript of the extensions. It would be a real revolution!
A simple button could also be added to, when loading a project, offer to update the extension from its source file (if it is loaded as a file). These small improvements would make TurboWarp an even more attractive tool for developers who want to create games easily.
Block coding is gaining momentum, as we can see with Unreal Engine and its peer-to-peer mode. With these additions, TurboWarp could really become a must-have for developers. I am sure that these innovations would make TurboWarp incredibly popular and appreciated by a whole community of creators!

With these small improvements, TurboWarp would become even more attractive for developers who want to create games and projects easily. This kind of innovation would allow TurboWarp to stand out, becoming an essential tool for creators who want to combine simplicity and power!
With my most respectful expectations! 🥹🥹👍👍👍