graphical-programming

FROG is a fully open graphical dataflow language designed for secure, deterministic, and hardware-agnostic orchestration. With an open JSON expression, IR core, and multi-target compilers, FROG separates language, runtime, and IDE to create a true open foundation for graphical programming.

A mode-driven wrapper framework around Google Blockly with CSS-defined block views and a separate playground app.

TypeScript Graphical Programming API. Fast and easy to use

Examples made with my Vectra library.

RAFCON (RMC advanced flow control) uses hierarchical state machines, featuring concurrent state execution, to represent robot programs. It ships with a graphical user interface supporting the creation of state machines and contains IDE like debugging mechanisms. Alternatively, state machines can programmatically be generated using RAFCON's API.

Visual dataflow programming like LabVIEW, but open. Blocks, wires, front panel — and every diagram compiles to plain readable code. v0.2.0, and I work on it one day a week.

3D wireframe renderer of height maps using miniLibX (isometric projection).

Conway's Game Of Life implementation with C and OpenGl

Phoenix-XM is an open-source GPU architecture written in SystemVerilog featuring a pipelined Streaming Multiprocessor, warp scheduling, cache hierarchy, tensor acceleration, and a RISC-V–based instruction set. It serves as a modular research platform for exploring chiplet-based GPUs, runtime systems, and future optical interconnect architectures.

Implementation of several popular computational methods in graphical programming languages only: MATLAB Simulink and Scilab Xcos

Chess made with LWJGL using opengl in 3 weeks

A personal Rasterizer to solidify graphics fundamentals

Glest is a network multi-player cross-platform 3D real-time strategy (RTS) game, where you create armies of units and battle different factions.

Flowgorithm for Mac OS

2D video game (same in Pokemon Mystery Dungeon)

Node based configuration editor for Nix

Framework to build a custom no-code platform. Comes with a Flow Based programming env and a GUI.

A simple RayCasting rendering tutorial for game development

42 school project | 2D-Game