If you are a Java-developer, CLApp could be interesting to you. The CLApp language is aimed to help you focus on the structure logic of your program. That’s why CLApp is pretty well at ease on simulating flowcharts of different types. The Visual CLApp Editor I’d like to present here proposes an easy-to-use flowchart designing tool allowing you to combine Activity Diagrams, Grafcets and Petri Nets to let you design more or less complex logic, simulate its flow and export it to let it run from outside of the editor.
Let’s see some examples to get a concrete idea of it:
In the following video you can see a tutorial showing a logic all around a 2nd degree equation solving:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LrWEgsRHLc&t=14s
And in this one, another feature is shown where 2 processes communicate in a client-server mode (the classical ATM-Bank communication example is presented):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r74zPH82n14&t=20s
If those examples made you curious to see more about CLApp (which, by the way, means Cellular Language Approach) here you have some variations on the classical Hello World examples:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnLQs6a5uy0&t=25s
And if you want to test by yourself, please follow the installation instructions shown here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qM-bO8wubg&t=84s
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