Limnor – Programming without Coding Software

 

A Few Highlights

• It is a generic purpose visual codeless programming system.
• It is a programming system without using textural computer languages.
• It is based on some concepts easy for most people to follow. See Users’ Guide for Beginners – Part I for more information.
• Its Math Expression Editor visualizes math expressions in its original graphic formats as people originally learned in schools.
• Its Method Editor visualizes programming logic via action diagrams.
• Event Path visualizes programming logic via control-flow.
• Object Explorer visualizes object hierarchy, task assignments, and other entities and attributes.
• UI Designer visualizes UI design.
• Enhanced supports in specific areas make tough tasks intuitive and easy for beginners such as multi-threads parallel executions, multi-language resources and language switching at runtime, create professional installation, copy-protection, database applications, 2D drawings, web services, Windows services, kiosk, internet, etc.
• All kinds of software can be developed without learning and using textural computer languages.
• For .Net programs, .Net types are its programming entities. ActiveX is also supported.
• It works with all other .Net programming languages seamlessly.
• For web application, it visualizes Javascript and PHP programming
• Its IDE is an open platform for plugging in visual programming approaches which may visualize the programming in different ways, allowing visual programming researchers to focus on innovations, not implementations.
• A single visual and codeless programming approach can be used to develop web applications for LAMP (Linux Apache MySQL Php) and Windows. It unifies client side and server side programming in a single approach.
• Its compiler generates EXE/DLL files, Windows installation files (MSI files), C# source code, Javascript code, HTML files, PHP files, and other supporting files. You have complete source code files for your programs.

Talking about "easy and intuitive", let's ask "how to make multi-threads parallel executions"? The answer: leave the actions unlinked. Isn't that easy and intuitive?

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