Visual Programming Languages in Linux operating system

[sanliya]

Can anyone mention the different visual programming languages available at present, that too those which work in Linux operating system?

i have gone through various IDE's but have rarely come across visual programming languages..

plzz help..

[Skizmo]

Visual programming as in building a UI ? QT (http://qt.nokia.com/). Write 1 codebase and compile it on Windows, Linux and Mac.

[MrViggy]

If it's a UI, Qt is one (as Skizmo suggested). There's also wxWidgets (http://www.wxwidgets.org/).

Viggy

[Maejie]

Hello, I edit my posts, anyone you can take a look and advise ?

[nuzzle]

i have gone through various IDE's but have rarely come across visual programming languages..


What do you mean by "visual programming langugages"? Is it a GUI builder you're looking for,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GUI_builder

Here's another summary. Look at the language you're interested in. There you find the available IDE's, which OS'es they're supporting and if a GUI builder is available,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_integrated_development_environments

[elrabin]

LabVIEW, of course.

[Skizmo]

LabVIEW, of course.
Go away...

[elrabin]

Go away...

What about LabVIEW do you dislike? You know, aside from the terrible developer tools, pain of maintenance, difficulty performing simple tasks, near-impossible to refactor, poor support, and incompatibility with almost every SCM system.

But it is literally a visual programming language...

[Maejie]

Nice!, but to people who assume tasks to assemble chips and to connect them, they are lucky to have manual charts/sketches to read.