Do you think such tools are mature enough for wide adoption yet? How does, for instance, version control and collaborative development fit into these flow-based

Do you think such tools are mature enough for wide adoption yet? How does, for instance, version control and collaborative development fit into these flow-based tools? > every time you forsake a standard modular component in favor of your own way of doing it, you're creating technical debt for whoever has parse your code later I don't disagree that you shouldn't re-invent the wheel whenever possible, but modularity is absolutely not unique to flow-based programming. Well designed libraries should provide good levels of abstraction and be highly modular. Flow-based programming might stop people from shooting themselves in the foot, but I'm not sure if the cost to flexibility makes it worth it in every case.