C3RI Lunchtime Research Seminar - Building on Blockly: experience with Google's Visual Programming language

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C3RI Lunchtime Research Seminar - Building on Blockly: experience with Google's Visual Programming language

Date: Wednesday 09 March 2016
Time: 01.00 PM to 02.00 PM
Venue: Cantor 9137

Event contact Rachel Finch

Speaker: Andy Stratton (Computing)

Title: ‘Building on Blockly – experience with Google's Visual Programming language’

Blockly is a block based programming language that offers unique benefits for research in many different areas. Though Blockly appears to offer a Scratch like approach, Blockly does not include its own language, but can be used to generate executable code in many different languages – Python, PHP, Javascript and Dart are included ‘out of the box’. Other languages can be added, even XML, JSON, etc. This talk will show experience using Blockly as a Cultural Heritage (Museum/Exhibition) Domain Specific Visual language, in particular focused on event based programming for non programmers (curators/exhibition professionals).

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