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mBlock is a visual programming platform based on Scratch 3.0 that helps students learn programming concepts through drag-and-drop blocks, Python, and IoT/AI modules. Developed by Makeblock, it supports programming robots and Arduino boards with an intuitive interface. Designed for education, it bridges the gap between beginner-friendly environments and real-world coding with Python, AI, and robotics tools.

Yunus is a simple "visual" script language. Yunus is obsolete (left in 2004). However this site exhibits many projects; you will find my other "PHP, VS.NET, Flash, Delphi" projects. eOgr is my second complete application after Yunus.

With KitVision you can create very simple tabletop games based on Tangible Interaction (manipulation of objects). KitVision uses the reacTIVision framework for dealing with visual based tabletop hardware. Computer programming skills are not required to create tabletop games with KitVision. A Graphic Assistant enables the designer to model the game, and to define images, sound and game rules. Adobe Air has to be installed in order to work with KitVision http://get.adobe.com/es/air/ Manual, Tutorials and more info can be found at: http://www.toyvision.org KitVision has been developed by Clara Bonillo, Olga Blasco and Javier Marco, at the GIGA Affective Lab (Zaragoza University, Spain)

Scratch Flash is the legacy version of the Scratch visual programming environment used to teach coding through creative projects and animations. Developed using Adobe Flash, it was the original engine powering Scratch 2.0. Although deprecated and replaced by Scratch 3.0, this version remains available for archival and historical purposes or for environments still supporting Flash.