I have worked most of the time in traditional (text based) languages, but I have also a non-trivial experience with a tool which is mostly visual (Software AG w

I have worked most of the time in traditional (text based) languages, but I have also a non-trivial experience with a tool which is mostly visual (Software AG webMethods - here is an example of how it "looks": https://webmethodsexpert.files.wordpress.com/2015/07/try-finallyblock.png?w=438&h=289 https://webmethodsexpert.files.wordpress.com/2015/07/try-fin...). I suspect that unless you had most of your experience in a visual environment, you will never be able to work at the same level of efficiency that you have after a much shorter exposure to a text-based code. This is also due, again in my own opinion, to the fact that while code has been text-based for 60+ years now, and millions of people have worked with that (and reinvested into the paradigm, and came up with new and better, clearer, more concise ways to do things IN TEXT) every attempt to work with a visual language never made much inroad outside of academia and/or games.