The General Purpose Blocks Programming Language, GP, is now in beta

GP, the powerful new blocks-based programming language (that I wrote about here, helped show at SIGCSE 2017, and used for MediaComp in a new kind of ebook here), is available for beta-testing as the Scratch 2017 conference starts in Bordeaux, France.  You can access GP at http://www.gpblocks.org.  You can run projects in your browser on the website, or download the application.

GP is a free, general-purpose blocks language that is powerful yet easy to learn.

GP can:

• generate high-quality graphics computationally

• manipulate images and sounds

• analyze text files or CSV data sets

• simulate physical, biological, or economic systems

• access the web and use cloud data

• connect to hardware via the serial port

• deploy projects on the web or as stand-alone apps

Source: About · GP Blocks