Visual Programming in Data Flow Environments, lecture by Craig Upson

914 views · Published 30 August 2016 · 1:00:40 · Indexed 30 October 2026

Channel: Computer History Museum · 2016 · People & Blogs

Watch on YouTube

Visual Programming in Data Flow Environments, lecture by Craig Upson. The video was recorded in April 10, 1992.

From University Video Communications' catalog:

"The use of visual programming has become more common over the past few years. Visual programming can fill the need for an easier alternative to traditional programming brought about by the increasing number of computer users and programmers. This lecture discusses visual or iconic programming in general as well as visual programming in a data flow environment. Design alternatives are discussed for visual data flow implementations. Live examples are used to illustrate the techniques presented."


Lot number: X6636.2013
Catalog number: 102624692

More from this channel

• 1:43:10 Crucial Crossroads: Technology X Retailing

  Computer History Museum

  3,245 views · 16 November 2007

• 1:56:13 From Gutenberg to Galaxy - Accessing Cultural Assets Online

  Computer History Museum

  2,129 views · 7 December 2007

• 47:08 2008 Fellow Awards

  Computer History Museum

  1,949 views · 22 November 2008

• 1:15:47 PLATO@50: Innovations in Hardware

  Computer History Museum

  3,372 views · 20 June 2010

• 1:22:53 Not Your Father's Internet

  Computer History Museum

  4,047 views · 10 September 2010

• 49:11 2011 Fellow Awards

  Computer History Museum

  931 views · 3 June 2011

• 55:34 The EDSAC Replica Project -- Computer Conservation in the UK

  Computer History Museum

  2,442 views · 17 June 2011

• 50:58 The History of Magnetic Striped Media Technology

  Computer History Museum

  4,344 views · 7 July 2011