Bump, im interested in this.

If it's made in Python, I'm very interested

@coolq i thought about it as well, what do you think?

@dotPy
I think the concept is sound. It would be cool if it constructed real code, since that way it will run faster. In terms of drawing and what language it constructs, I am not sure. Maybe JS and WebGL? Or Python and Pygame? I'm not sure, but the idea itself has always been a cool concept to me.

It doesn't have to generate one language, either. It could be used like a transpiler. Also, maybe it doesn't have to be blocks, but nodes? Idk, but somehow it seems like it would be more practical if it used nodes, but idk :P

@coolq if im really serious about this project i would think of a full plan to do it, but maybe not right now. I’ll get back to it in a couple months, but i just wanted to share an idea.

By then everything is clearer and conceptualize properly...

@dotPy
Sounds good, keep it in mind though ;)

look at appinventor for demo. android apps with blocks

I am actually creating one for couple of months now. I am doing in C#, and will generate code in C#.

It can do basic math functions, and planning to add loops as well as a simple WinForms application.

@CozyPlanes can you point me to this project? i would like to see how you did it on github

@dotPy I'm sorry, but it is not open-sourced yet, and I don't have plans to do it shortly.

@CozyPlanes alright thats cool, good luck on your project

I want in this

@namenlossss Using custom framework results in non-readable code, but I am making as simple as possible

There's a workflow builder in the Automator android app - that looks perfect as a design after having used it. I'm pretty sure they used an open source library for creating that workflow designer - anyone have ideas which one??

Visual studio and Workflow Foundation not meet your needs?

@coolq Maybe Python + Flask VM on backend, React + canvas/WebGL on frontend (like Scratch did) and custom scripting language for ability to type in script/share it on Internet

@mishaor
Yep, that sure does sound like a good stack!

google's blockly will be helpful here.

@appsdevpk and there is a React component! https://npmjs.com/package/...