newRPL - Ideas for "graphical" programming of math problems

[Columbus]

Hi, Claudio L.

If we are talking about visual programming methods, I would like to recommend you the DRAKON visual language. This language provides a uniform way to represent flowcharts of any complexity that are easy to read and understand. There is an article about this language on the English Wikipedia.

There are several IDEs for this language, the most famous of which are DRAKON Editor (offline version) and Drakon.Tech (web service).

(Sorry, I'm avoiding giving links to the ones I mentioned here, as I was unexpectedly banned for that a few days ago.)