by Eric Hosick (erichosick@interfacevision.com)
There didn’t seem to be a place on the net where someone could easily see what all the different visual programming languages look like.
So, this post is just a lot of really cool screenshots and images of different visual programming languages. Have fun checking them all out.
If anyone feels we are breaking any copyright and wants us to remove any of these images, please send us an email. We’ve referenced the images.
If you have a visual language you would like to add to this post, then please send us an email.
If you find our work interesting, please follow us @interfaceVision and/or @erichosick for more posts on visual programming languages.
Discussion on Hacker News.
There are a lot of domain specific visual languages available to play with and check out. Over the years, we’ve been collecting a list of different environments that we feel, in one way or another, could be viewed as visual programming languages.
We aren’t associated with any of the groups below. We just find their solutions interesting. A lot of these were found by browsing Wikipedia’s Visual Programming Language entry.
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Flow-Based Programming.
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More of a post on different ways to learn programming.
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Chris Granger’s development environment. Image Source, Wikipedia and Web Site
Really cool and hard to describe. You need to visit their demo web page and watch their videos. Image Source, Wikipedia and Web Site
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Someone built an An 8-bit Mechanical Adder in LittleBigPlanet
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Considering someone has created a fully programmable computer using Minecraft.
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This has a really cool looking interface. Image Source, Wikipedia and Web Site
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This was discussed quite a bit on Ycombinator. Image Source and Web Site
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Legos!!! Image Source, Wikipedia and Web Site
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From Microsoft research.
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That’s it for now. Please submit any languages you would like to see snapshots of.
