Flame is an interactive coding platform for students and teachers. Write code, run tests, and watch it come alive with NeonFlow - the premium runtime visualization that turns variables and functions into a playable graph.
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As a developer, I kept seeing students run code successfully but still struggle to understand what was actually happening behind the scenes. A terminal only shows the final output, it doesn't show variables changing, loops iterating, functions being called, or algorithms evolving step by step.
I wanted to build something that made code feel visual and intuitive instead of abstract. That idea eventually became Flame.
Over the last two years, I built Flame to help students learn by seeing code execute, help teachers create programming exercises faster, and make it easy for developers to turn code into engaging animated visualizations. My goal is simple: make programming easier to understand and more enjoyable to learn.
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NeonFlow looks like a really cool way to make code feel less abstract, especially for students just starting out. One thing I'd love to see is a "share my graph" button that exports the visualization as a short video or GIF, so students can drop it into a class discussion or a homework submission without needing to record their screen.
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@baharcivelekler this features will look really cool and great would really love to add it, definitely adding it in future
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A live share feature would be huge, especially for teachers doing code reviews with the whole class. They could pause execution at any point and let students predict the next step in the graph before continuing.
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@bahardisq yes will add that in future, need supports and users like this
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Stepping through variables on the graph actually made a recursion concept click for me in like two minutes, which never happens. Wish my intro CS class had this.
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@alpere5ww Thanks man need your support and wishes, we have a lot of features and free resources
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the neonflow visualization is genuinely such a smart way to make abstract concepts click for students. seeing variables light up in real time is the kind of thing i wish i had when i was first learning to code.
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@yteknekaya90873 thanks would love your feedbacks, try it out flamee is also for teachers
NeonFlow looks like a really cool way to make code feel less abstract, especially for students just starting out. One thing I'd love to see is a "share my graph" button that exports the visualization as a short video or GIF, so students can drop it into a class discussion or a homework submission without needing to record their screen.
@baharcivelekler this features will look really cool and great would really love to add it, definitely adding it in future
A live share feature would be huge, especially for teachers doing code reviews with the whole class. They could pause execution at any point and let students predict the next step in the graph before continuing.
@bahardisq yes will add that in future, need supports and users like this
Stepping through variables on the graph actually made a recursion concept click for me in like two minutes, which never happens. Wish my intro CS class had this.
@alpere5ww Thanks man need your support and wishes, we have a lot of features and free resources
the neonflow visualization is genuinely such a smart way to make abstract concepts click for students. seeing variables light up in real time is the kind of thing i wish i had when i was first learning to code.
@yteknekaya90873 thanks would love your feedbacks, try it out flamee is also for teachers