VisualAp

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VisualAp

VisualAp 1.2
Developer(s)	The VisualAp Team
Initial release	January 2008
Written in	Java
Operating system	Cross-platform
Type	Visual framework
License	GNU General Public License
Website	VisualAp.sourceforge.net

VisualAp is a visual framework for building applications and emulate systems. VisualAp is cross-platform as it is a 100% Java application.^[1]

This application is able to perform audio processing, image processing, text and other process-driven emulation. VisualAp provides a visual framework based on lightweight visual components (proclets) that implements specific tasks.

Users can extend the capabilities of VisualAp via user-written proclets. Custom analysis and processing proclets can be developed using Eclipse.