Testing - Create iOS wrapper for playground

[thisandagain]

For local development and prototyping (as well as design reviews around the lab) we should implement and lightweight iOS wrapper application around playground.html.

[thisandagain]

@tmickel Could you take this? I figure the basic WKWebView structure from the Shakespeare prototype could be a good fit.

[tmickel]

@thisandagain Sure, I can do this.
With Shakespeare/ScratchJr it was helpful to have a version that could be configured to point to a dev server, in the app settings - or to build a version with everything bundled. I'm assuming we'd like the same?

I was assuming we're going to rebase scratch-blockly to blocklypp at some point. Let me know if you have thoughts about where this wrapper should live, otherwise I'll just throw it in here in /wrapper or something.

[RoboErikG]

Just an FYI, we're splitting out the iOS and Android pieces into their own
projects. Any changes to the web are going directly into the public Blockly
repo, though, so you won't need to switch for anything using the web
version.

On Mon, Feb 8, 2016 at 12:47 PM, Tim Mickel notifications@github.com
wrote:

@thisandagain https://github.com/thisandagain Sure, I can do this.
With Shakespeare/ScratchJr it was helpful to have a version that could be
configured to point to a dev server, in the app settings - or to build a
version with everything bundled. I'm assuming we'd like the same?

I was assuming we're going to rebase scratch-blockly to blocklypp at some
point. Let me know if you have thoughts about where this wrapper should
live, otherwise I'll just throw it in here in /wrapper or something.

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