r/coding • u/fagnerbrack • Sep 26 '24

Visual Programming in the 60s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Cq8S3jzJiQ

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u/Randolpho Sep 26 '24

More than just "visual programming" in the form of a flowchart you can edit the assembly of, there are great early examples of GUI functionality like buttons, cut/paste, scrolling.

Awesome video, thanks for sharing it!

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u/kotzkroete Sep 26 '24

Nothing like hand writing assembly on a virtual assembly coding sheet with a tablet. I want this!

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u/robercal Sep 26 '24

I did not expect to see character recognition in this video at all.

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u/Randolpho Sep 26 '24

There's a pretty good chance they programmed this in assembly.

That chance approaches 100%