# Visual programming should start in the debugger

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**Created:** [20 July 2024 14:52 UTC](https://forum.devtalk.com/t/visual-programming-should-start-in-the-debugger/162984 "2024-07-20T14:52:11Z")\
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> Visual Programming Should Start in the Debugger.  
> Just like CAD didn’t make everyone an industrial designer, visual programming isn’t going to make everyone a programmer. Whether textual or visual, there’d still be a lot of underlying concepts (and how they are composed) to learn. But still, I think it’s underexplored.

Most visual programming paradigms focus on coding–the

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> **[Visual Programming Should Start in the Debugger](https://interjectedfuture.com/visual-programming-should-start-in-the-debugger/)**
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> Just like CAD didn't make everyone an industrial designer, visual programming isn't going to make everyone a programmer. Whether textual or visual, there'd still be a lot of underlying concepts (and how they are composed) to learn. But still, I think...

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