If these things produced good backend code, were faster to work with than text, produced code compatible on all browsers, and could do what I want them to do I'

If these things produced good backend code, were faster to work with than text, produced code compatible on all browsers, and could do what I want them to do I'm sure I'd continue to use them rather than quickly find them unsuitable for my particular purposes. In chip design there's graphical editors available, but most design work is done by writing text in languages such as Verilog and VHDL.