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Social Networking Site for Visual Programmers

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CodeTree: Watch Your Code Branch Out and Grow.
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Welcome to CodeTree, a social networking community created to bring new media artists, programmers, and students using Macromedia Flash and Proce55ing together. Learn more about this site, start browsing the code, or join the community and start sharing your code today!

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