We collect a lot of thoughts around visual programming. Here we've forked a page of search results as of August 2021. String 'visual programming' found on 9 of 376 pages from 1 sites. Also search this wiki for "visual" for other interesting items in our collection.
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ScienceDirect topic visual programming. "These pages are auto-generated by ScienceDirect using heuristic and machine-learning approaches to extract relevant information from our extensive collection of content. We compile this information on a topic-by-topic basis providing the reader both depth and breadth on a specific area of interest." sciencedirect ![]()
Wikipedia has a long list of examples of visual programming wikipedia ![]()
Emily Nakashima, Woah, Pictures! A visual history of visual programming languages @ !!Con 2018 youtube
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Colin Breck offers Quality Views to represent the system holistically, describing current investments, highlighting risks, and demonstrating how the system is evolving. They have been useful for communicating within our team, as well as externally, with both technical and non-technical stakeholders. They have been invaluable for aligning our mental models of the system. 2016 article ![]()
If you watch what architects actually do when they design, you'll see that all of them draw to think. At the wiki hangout I shared a bunch of past projects experimenting with ways to draw in browsers. Here I collect the links with the intent of expanding this into a wiki of its own.
How might programming language design break free from its long history of shuffling syntax around disturbingly similar semantics? Here are two folks reporting the related steps they have made on their escape. site ![]()
sqrt(x) is known to be slow to compute. Gaming industry has devised a famous and mysterious fast inverse square root function to calculate a fast approximation of 1/sqrt(x). The page describes the clever mathematics of representing numbers in computers and includes an interactive simulation to visualize and clarify some fudging of constants to improve the approximation. The famous fast inverse square root function is some mysterious code not written by programming legend John Carmack site
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We seek explanation for what a system does and why. Microservices complicate this aspiration when mixed technologies have been assembled over years by evolving teams for changing business purpose.
Business is a process for getting things done with people you don't much like. When plans don't work out strangers can fall back on contracts knowing civil courts can be called upon to arbitrate. But how much were those contracts understood in advance? How will increased automation help? Here I reflect on my own experiments.
A fairly succinct journey through the many ways javascript developers have learned to cope with asynchrony. Callbacks vs Promises vs RxJS vs async/await link ![]()
Excited and inspired by this collaboration with Ward Cunningham. Here we share a branching story of branching graphs in hopes of revealing federated wiki as a surprisingly powerful medium for learning.