Fantastic work! I've tried implementing something very similar for Clojure, but I thought I was insane so I stopped :) Notice how close to the lisp syntax the

Fantastic work! I've tried implementing something very similar for Clojure, but I thought I was insane so I stopped :) Notice how close to the lisp syntax these visualisations are, eg: (* 3 5) or (* (+ 8 7) 2) Visual representation of code opens up a lot of possibilities, like being able to click on a block and visually debug it or write all kinds of unit tests on it's 'back'. You can also 'visually' show how data passes from function to function or edit the constants in their slots and see how the changes propagate throughout the code.. Anyway, I'll check it out in more detail later, great work !