You're moving the goalposts. You said "custom-made visual programming kit" not "custom-made functions in a visual programming language". It's strange that you

You're moving the goalposts. You said "custom-made visual programming kit" not "custom-made functions in a visual programming language". It's strange that you would object to writing "custom made" functions in a visual programming language, while you seem just fine with writing functions in JavaScript. Why are "custom made JavaScript functions" ok but "custom made Snap! blocks" aren't? It sounds to me like you originally misunderstood that Snap! has already existed for many years, and that you could "build your own blocks" with it (which was its original name: BYOB), and mistakenly thought the teachers wrote their own entire block based visual programming language just to generate html. And now you're trying to move the goalposts when it's clear that simply isn't true, because Snap! and the other block and text based programming languages that inspired (like Scratch, Logo, and Scheme) have decades of experience and widespread use in education. And you're also totally missing the point that this is about a multidisciplinary university, not a trade school for pumping out code monkeys and search engine optimization "experts".