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It's really, really far from releasable code. The examples I posted are screenshots from my mockups (made in Excel). What we have now as actual working code is
by VladimirGolovin 11y ago
It's really, really far from releasable code. The examples I posted are screenshots from my mockups (made in Excel).
What we have now as actual working code is a visual editor that allows to connect nodes together, a typechecker that prevent connections between different types (and invalidates / blackens existing connections if they somehow go wrong), and multi-input / variadic nodes such as lists and tuples.
It's not yet executable - you can't run the program in our visual environment yet, you can only construct / typecheck them. Also, we have a metric ton of unsolved problems: function definition and signatures, deconstruction of ADT values, definition of ADTs, preview of intermediate values for each node etc.)
Based on what I see right now, it will take at least a year before we have anything resembling a proper language. Also, I predict that the runtime performance will be awful.