When I was ~10yrs old, I would play with a program called RPG Maker 2000. It had a really interesting code system where you could click blocks of code and it w

When I was ~10yrs old, I would play with a program called RPG Maker 2000. It had a really interesting code system where you could click blocks of code and it would bring up a UI for modifying them. It was always simple stuff like if/else, for, switch.. but it merged the simplicity of clicking dropdowns and the like with the complexity of actually seeing the code and learning to read and navigate it. You could also go rogue and write custom code. I still think that this solution has more life to it and would like to explore that some day.