Visual Programming Language

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## Contents

* 1 Introduction
* 2 Resources
* 3 GPL High level design
* 4 See Also

## Introduction[edit | edit source]

Man when he invented electrical computing machines, started programming with 1's and 0's. Then came the age of using Hexadecimal code for programming, then came mnemonics and assembly language. Now we use textual language. Languages like LabVIEW have gone further and have put up a graphical programing system. It is similar to draw flow chart. But these are not under GNU. We the free people need to design a graphical programing language that's stunning and free to use for all available under GNU license.

## Resources[edit | edit source]

* Documentation
* People
* Knowledge house
* Software collection
* UML

## GPL High level design[edit | edit source]

Please go to High Level Design

## See Also[edit | edit source]

* Wikipedia: Visual programming language