PWCT (Programming Without Coding Technology) 1.9 Rev. 2025.05.03

PWCT (Programming Without Coding Technology) is an open-source visual software development tool that allows users to create programs without manually writing code. It employs a visual programming approach based on flowcharts and graphical interfaces, where applications can be built by dragging and dropping components, defining logic through diagrams, and configuring properties.

Main Features:

• Visual Programming: Uses flowcharts and visual components to represent program logic, eliminating the need for traditional coding.
• Cross-Platform: Supports Windows and, in some versions, Linux.
• Base Language: Generates code in languages such as Harbour (derived from Clipper) or Python, depending on the configuration.
• Reusable Components: Offers libraries of ready-made components for graphical interfaces, database access, file manipulation, etc.
• Database Support: Integration with systems like MySQL, SQLite, and others.
• Extensibility: Allows the creation of new components or the integration of external libraries.
• Learning Curve: Ideal for beginners as it simplifies development but also supports complex projects.