A-Flow for Windows

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By A-Flow Development Team

Create Windows applications without writing code.

A-Flow is a general-purpose software development and authoring tool for creating a wide range of Windows applications. A-Flow completely visualizes applications under development: you do not write application code, but instead draw it by using a point-and-click approach. A-Flow also provides interoperability with other software developed by other means and running under other operating platforms in a distributed computing environment.

A-Flow for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: April 6, 2010

Latest update: August 4, 2010

Version: 3.80

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows XP
Windows 98
Windows 10
Windows NT
Windows Server
Windows 2000
Windows ME
Windows 2003
Windows 95
Windows Vista
Windows 7

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 37,789

Downloads Last Week: 1

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5/5

2 User Votes

Great VISUAL Application Builder - NO CODING REQUIRED.
notchentJuly 14, 2010
Pros
A great way to introduce newbies to programming. Arrange elements/objects visually in a graphic flowchart - no written code required. Contains all essential building blocks: GUI, strings, math, ODBC, sockets, MCI, graphics, print. Creates 50k+ exes.
Cons
It's a bit old (but stil complete enough to actually create useful applications).
Summary
This is a great way to introduce children or non-programmer types to programming. Just arrange any of the built-in elements/objects visually into a graphic flow chart - no written code is required. A-flow contains all the essential building blocks you need to create actually useful apps: GUI widgets (including useful widgets such as menus, table displays, standard requesters, etc.), string and math operations, variables, loops, conditional operations, ODBC connectivity, network socket connectivity, graphic/drawing functions, printer output, MCI media contols, automation (ActiveX) controls, etc. Compile your programs to exe + dll. Minimum applications zip up around 50k. All the dlls (found in the ./published/ folder), zip up to 78k, so the executables are very small and easy to distribute. The entire environment can be learned in a day, and the learning process actually teaches real programming concepts, without requiring newbies to ever have to remember or type in any code. The installer is less than 2 Megs, takes just a few seconds to get up and running, and there is complete online documentation with a quick start tutorial. Very simple to learn and practical.
Good for small projects
November 8, 2003
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Cons
Summary
would use for small prjs but keep coding huge ones, not bad for the money. needs more open ended delv groups so we can build add ons to it,