ALT The graphical interface was designed to be easy to use, but the blocks are not very intuitive for those unfamiliar with them.

ALT For this reason, a "school" feature was conceived, allowing users to see step-by-step how to create their own blocks and share them with the community.

ALT However, the best code in the world is worthless if the end user doesn't know what to do with it; that is why the menu immediately provides the project documentation and an example image containing the source code. This way, the image can be shared among users, and when dragged onto the stage, it transforms into functional code.

ALT The idea is to provide functional examples in the form of images for all devices. Simply click the image in the menu to load a complete example, or export the project image to share with a friend. The friend receives the image and drags it onto the stage, turning it into a complete project.

ALT The user enters the school and chooses a project.

ALT The selected project is loaded into the wizard as code, allowing the user to modify and test the code.

ALT The code is validated by the system.

ALT Once finished, the user gains the ability to create their own graphical device, ready for use simply by connecting wires.

ALT An expert user generates complex code, transforms it into a simple box, and shares the box with the community.

ALT The community drags the box onto the stage, configures it simply, and triggers the generation of source code—in this case, C99.

ALT The source code is displayed and can be downloaded as a zip file.

ALT The box created by the expert user becomes an easy-to-configure web server.