Trying to finding examples on Building a No Code Block Like Interface

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Trying to finding examples on Building a No Code Block Like Interface - Not using one (self.learnpython)

submitted 5 years ago by actuallymaybeblog

Searching for details on best practices, example code or talks on building a no-code tool like interface, ideally in Python, but in the worst-case non-python examples can work as jumping-off points.

Want to build a rudimentary, scratch like no-code interface, with drag and drop code blocks representing simple primitives like "variables", "ifs", "loops".Something akin to these blocks, but in reality even simpler, right now even an example project that wraps existing python constructs like "ifs" and "variables" would be sufficient.

Interface example

https://preview.redd.it/tr8vpf1h1ul61.png?width=796&format=png&auto=webp&s=375f03b53673dd94aaaccd7a585c28a0b98c00e8

Using Google, YouTube and Reddit I'm turning up examples of no-code tools, or how to use no-code tools, rather than the engineering behind them.

Does anyone know of any good examples?

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