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Text doesn't interfere with a programmer's imagination or ability to visualize the system. Visual programming suppresses imagination and imposes a very limited
by reaanb 9y ago
Text doesn't interfere with a programmer's imagination or ability to visualize the system. Visual programming suppresses imagination and imposes a very limited and impoverished visualization.
- jononor 9y agoOn the other hand it can be really tricky to reconstruct an understanding of a non-trivial system which someone else made from the textual code. With visual diagrams overall architecture can be conveyed quickly and relatively concisely.