Editing Visual programming language (section)

=== Educational ===

* [[AgentCubes]], 3D and 2D game design and simulation design computational thinking tools.
* [[AgentSheets]], game authoring and computational science authoring tool.
* [[Alice (software)|Alice]], an object based language used to program 3D environments.
* [[Analytica (software)|Analytica]], for building and analyzing quantitative models for decision and risk analysis.
* [[App Inventor for Android]], a tool for creating [[Android (operating system)|Android]] applications, based on [[Blockly]] and [[Kawa (Scheme implementation)|Kawa]].
* [[Blockly]], a client-side library for the programming language [[JavaScript]] for creating block-based visual programming languages (VPLs) and editors. Blockly is known for its use on [[Scratch (programming language)|Scratch]].
* [[Catrobat]], block-based visual programming language for animations, apps and games
* [[Etoys (programming language)|Etoys]], developed under the direction of [[Alan Kay]] at Disney to support constructionist learning, influenced by [[Seymour Papert]] and the Logo programming language
* [[Flowcode]], a visual programming tool for embedded microcontrollers and Windows.
* [[Flowgorithm (programming language)|Flowgorithm]], creates executable flowcharts which can be converted to several languages.
* [[Greenfoot]], an IDE for Java or Stride primarily designed for educational purposes, as well as for GUI and game development
* [[Hopscotch (programming language)|Hopscotch]], an [[iPad]] app, and visual programming language for creating touchscreen-oriented mobile applications. 
* [[Kodu Game Lab|Kodu]], a visual programming tool for [[Logo (programming language)|Logo]].
* [[Kojo (learning environment)|Kojo]], a programming language, [[integrated development environment|IDE]], and learning environment.
* [[mBlock]], an extension of Scratch for [[Arduino]] hardware interfaces. Developed by [[Makeblock]].
* [[Open Roberta]], online programming environment from [[Fraunhofer IAIS]], designed for children.
* [[Pencil Code (programming language)|Pencil Code]], a visual programming language centered on drawing with a pencil
* [[Raptor (programming language)|Raptor]], a product of the [[USAF]], for drawing executable flowcharts.
* [[Scratch (programming language)|Scratch]], a product of [[MIT]], designed for children in K-12 and after-school programs.
* [[ScratchJr]], an interpretation of Scratch designed primarily for younger audiences (5-7-year-old children).
* [[Snap! (programming language)|Snap!]], a browser-based reimplementation of [[BYOB (programming language)|BYOB]], and extension of [[Scratch (programming language)|Scratch]], with first class procedures and lists. Used for teaching at [[UC Berkeley]].
* [[Stagecast Creator]], a Java-based teaching system.
* [[StarLogo]], an [[Computer simulation#Types|agent-based]] simulation language developed by [[Mitchel Resnick]], [[Eric Klopfer]], and others at [[MIT Media Lab]]. An extension of the [[Logo (programming language)|Logo]] programming language (a [[Programming language dialect|dialect]] of [[Lisp (programming language)|Lisp]]).
* [[ToonTalk]], programming system for children.
*[[Visual Logic (programming language)|Visual Logic]], for creating executable flowcharts.
* [[VIPLE]] Visual IoT/Robotics Programming Language Environment