Turtle application: from flowchart to source code

[compsystems]

Hello
There is an app called Flowgorithm http://www.flowgorithm.org/preview/index.html that allows you to code an algorithm using a flowchart.
In the latest version, it includes the preview version of line drawing and rotation via a turtle-style pixel management window.

Flowgorithm allows you to export any flowchart to a professional language like (C#, Java, JavaScript...), but Flowgorithm does not currently generate source code for turtle diagrams.

If you want to help translate the code, you are welcome, you can put the translations here and then I will send them to the author.

For example, the following pseudocode translates to Python as

pseudocode

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Function Main
    Draw 50
    Turn right 45
    Draw 60
    Turn left 45
    Draw 56
    Send Turtle Home
End

Python

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import turtle
draw = turtle.Turtle()
draw.forward(50)
draw.right(45)
draw.forward(60)
draw.left(45)
draw.forward(56)
draw.home()

List of languages to incorporate code translation, you can include some external library or custom methods.

Ada 95
Nim
Swift
Applescript
Bash
C#
C++
Fortran 2003
Java
JavaScript
Lua
Pascal
Perl
PHP
Powershell
Python
QBasic
Ruby
Scala
Transact-SQL
Typescript
VBA
Visual Basic.NET
Gaddis Pseudocode
IBO Pseudocode
Auto Pseudocode
MATLAB
Smalltalk

[compsystems]

There is an even more powerful application, used by Hispanic American teachers, it is called PseInt but it is available only in Spanish.
Great if a group of enthusiasts make it multilingual.
http://pseint.sourceforge.net/slide/pseint.html

[thomasmuller]

There is an even more powerful application, used by Hispanic American teachers, it is called PseInt but it is available only in Spanish.
Great if a group of enthusiasts make it multilingual.
http://pseint.sourceforge.net/slide/pseint.html

can you tell me another one version in english?
thanks