Great concept but I found their execution lackluster. The studio (IDE) is an Atom-based editor that is horribly slow and very buggy. I'm still waiting for a cleaner, smoother implementation. Honestly, if they were reinventing the GUI, might as well be an extension for VS Code.
VS Code is not universally extensible. Atom is.
Extensions in VS Code have a lot more limitations. This is also in part because VS Code was designed to be more performant than Atom.
The problem with all these data flow languages is they don't have control flow.
there is dataflow with some level of control flow (boolean conditions, boolean loops, and event-driven conditions) in https://ossia.io - it's tailored to artistic uses however :-)
That looks interesting! I've been using pure data on and off for a while. It seems to be the most complete one so far.
yes, puredata is excellent and a huge inspiration :-) (its author, Miller Puckette, was in my phd jury !)
Holy moly! Curses in hex out of envy :)
This looks seriously cool and partly resembles how I think computation should be in that it is a series of steps that meat together in a data pipeline.