Visual Programming Language - Visual Language and Interfaces

Visual Language and Interfaces

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• AgentSheets, easy to use game authoring and computational science authoring tool
• Alice
• Analytica
• AppWare, also known as MicroBrew, icon based programming for Mac OS and Microsoft Windows
• AudioMulch, an audio signal flow based sound and music creation environment
• Macromedia Authorware
• Automator
• Aviary Peacock, browser based visual laboratory
• Befunge, an esoteric text-based programming language in which commands are laid out graphically in a text file
• BYOB, an extension of Scratch which is used for teaching by UC Berkeley
• CODE
• CiMPLE, Visual Programming Language by ThinkLABs for teaching robotics
• Clickteam's The games factory/Multimedia fusion series, environments made for visually developing games, pretty much like Game Maker
• DRAKON, a language designed for developing the Soviet Buran spacecraft
• Dynamo: Visual Programming for Revit, a graphical environment for exploring parametric functionality on top of that already offered by Revit, created by Ian Keough
• EICASLAB, a software suite including a graphical language for supporting the design of control architectures
• Executable UML, a profile of the Universal Modeling Language specification defining an executable semantics for a subset of UML
• Flow a graphical integration language used in the webMethods platform
• Flow-based programming
• Function block diagrams, used in programmable logic controllers
• Game Maker, an easy to use game development software made by Mark Overmars
• Google App Inventor, a tool for creating applications for Google Android, based on OpenBlocks and Kawa
• GNU Radio Companion, a signal processing environment using visual blocks
• Grasshopper 3d, a generative modeling interface for Rhinoceros 3D
• Helix and Double Helix, a pioneering database management system for the Apple Macintosh platform, created in 1983
• Illumination Software Creator, a language and IDE for visually creating desktop and mobile software
• Kodu, a software designed to program games with a 3D Interface developed by Microsoft Research
• Kwikpoint, an isotype visual translator created by Alan Stillman
• LabVIEW, a graphical language designed for engineers and scientists
• Ladder logic, a language that simulates relay logic commonly used in programmable logic controllers
• Lava
• Lily, browser based visual programming environment
• Limnor
• Mama (software) - a programming language and IDE for building 3D animations and games
• Max (software), visual programming environment for building interactive, real-time music and multimedia applications
  • Max/MSP
  • Pure Data
  • nato.0+55+3d
• Microsoft Visual Programming Language, dataflow language for robotics programming that is a component of Microsoft Robotics Studio
• Morphic (software), makes it easier to build and edit graphical objects by direct manipulation and from within programs; the whole Self (programming language) programming environment is built using Morphic
• MST Workshop, an interactive visual programming language for creating mathematical solutions, rapid prototyping, two-dimensional and three-dimensional graphic applications
• Nuke, a python based visual programming language for visual effects compositing by The Foundry
• NXT-G, a visual programming language for the Lego Mindstorms NXT robotics kit
• OpenDX scientific data visualization using a visual programming language and data flow model
• OpenMusic, a visual programming language for music composition (based on Common Lisp Object System (CLOS)) applications, and mobile applications
• OpenWire - adds visual dataflow programming abilities to Delphi via Visual Component Library (VCL) components and a graphical editor (homonymous binary protocol is unrelated)
• OutSystems language, a visual modeling language to develop and change all layers of business centric web applications
• Piet is an esoteric programming language designed by David Morgan-Mar, whose programs are bitmaps that look like abstract art.
• Prograph
• Ptolemy
• Quartz Composer, a language for processing and rendering graphical data (Mac OS X)
• Reaktor, a DSP and MIDI-processing language by Native Instruments
• Scala Multimedia Authoring suite and complete multimedia system for AmigaOS and Windows
• Scicos A graphical language associated with the numerical analysis package ScicosLab (originally SciLab).
• Scratch, a product of MIT designed for kids in K-12 and after school programs
• Simulink
• Built on Squeak
  • Etoys scripting
• Sequential function chart, a Petri-net like programming language for programmable logic controllers
• Softimage ICE, a node-based system that is used to create and modify 3D models, simulate particles and perform various other tasks
• Stagecast Creator, formerly Apple's Cocoa: Internet Authoring for Kids
• StarLogo, an agent-based simulation language developed by Mitchel Resnick, Eric Klopfer, and others at MIT Media Lab. It is an extension of the Logo programming language, a dialect of Lisp.
• Stencyl, a video game creation tool
• Subtext
• SynthEdit, a Synthesizer construction tool using a VPL.
• Tersus, an open source platform for the development of rich web applications by visually defining user interface, client side behavior and server side processing
• ThingLab
• ToonTalk, programming system for children
• VEE
• VisSim, modeling and simulation language, allows making mathematical models quickly and executing them in real-time
• Virtools, a middleware used to create interactive 3D experiences
• WebML, is a visual language for designing complex data-intensive Web applications that can be automatically generated
• WireFusion, visual programming environment for creating interactive 3D web presentations
• Vsxu, music visual / real time 3D graphics generation (Windows, GNU/Linux, Mac Os X)
• vvvv, real time video synthesis
• XEE, a visual data processing language for ETL tasks