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This document discusses Wyliodrin, a visual programming platform that allows users to program Intel Galileo and Intel Edison boards visually using blocks instead of text-based coding. Wyliodrin uses JavaScript and is open source, with users able to view source code, debug programs, share projects, and communicate with boards through a visual interface or shell. Wyliodrin also has a Node.js server and C/C++ library to enable its functionality.

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