Leopard

Leopard is one of the simplest programming languages to get started with, if you want to get initiated in this complex and competitive environment. The app with the same names offers some extremely easy tools for creating basic objects and triggering standard actions.
After a brief installation procedure, you can observe that the interface is made of a standard window with few tools at your disposal. You may get started by checking out the help file of the app, in order to find out how you can start coding.
With the help of Leopard you can build simple window and add controls, on-click, on-open and on-close events, define and use variables, as well as create graphics and text windows. Once the project is done, you can compile and run the code, as well as save it to file for further modifications (LEP).
Leopard also supplies users with several coding examples that they can test and continue developing. Moreover, you can cut, copy and paste text, undo and redo actions, use a search function, as well as change the font and text color.
The small app is low-demanding when it comes to the CPU and system memory, has a good response time and works smoothly, without hanging, crashing or popping up error notifications. Aside from the fact that Leopard has not been updated for a very long time, it certainly gives users the possibility to quickly learn some basic programming code.