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Thanks! And Scratch is a perfect example of visual programming
For those interested: scratch.mit.edu/
I believe Blockly is heavily inspired by Scratch. As is PXT by Microsoft which is another very cool one for teaching code visually, esp in how it can integrate deeper with actual code
github.com/microsoft/pxt
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Thanks! And Scratch is a perfect example of visual programming
For those interested: scratch.mit.edu/
I believe Blockly is heavily inspired by Scratch. As is PXT by Microsoft which is another very cool one for teaching code visually, esp in how it can integrate deeper with actual code
github.com/microsoft/pxt