We spent 2.5 years in production with the team at Joylabz leading up to the Kickstarter product launch in May 2019. We developed the architecture, deployment pipeline and lead the engineering implementation for this embedded web browser based Scratch 3.0 video game console. Now that the Kickstarter has launched, we are working on the manufacturing pipeline and some exciting yet-to-be-announced add-ons for the product!

Bocoup worked with Vernier, the science classroom sensor technology company, and Lifelong Kindergarten (“LLK”), the research group at MIT behind Scratch, to write an official Scratch 3.0 extension for Venier’s Bluetooth Low Energy physics sensors.

A daily report on the state of JavaScript engine interoperability and conformance.

Making an ancient and stubborn HTML feature work interoperably across browser engines through spec patches, browser bugs and shared tests.

We developed a set of tools for importing and exporting test material from Test262, and running the material in parallel within the WebKit build infrastructure .

Google funded us to develop infrastructure for running the entire Web Platform Tests suite against the 4 browser engines every day.

We worked with the Life Long Kindergarten group at MIT to improve low power device performance for the next version of scratch.

We developed a set of tools for importing and exporting test material from Test262, and running the material in parallel within the WebKit build infrastructure .

Mozilla's Firefox rendering team engaged us to search for incompatibilities between browsers and the HTML Navigation specification. We uncovered numerous bugs, including a rare one that affected all browsers.