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Dataflow Programming Concept , Languages and Applications

@inproceedings{Sousa2012DataflowPC,
  title={Dataflow Programming Concept , Languages and Applications},
  author={Tiago Boldt Sousa},
  year={2012}
}
Dataflow Programming (DFP) has been a research topic of Software Engineering since the ‘70s. The paradigm models computer programs as a direct graph, promoting the application of dataflow diagram principles to computation, opposing the more linear and classical Von Neumann model. DFP is the core to most visual programming languages, which claim to be able to provide end-user programming: with it’s visual interface, it allows non-technical users to extend or create applications without… 
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