Yeah, exactly what you said. I work on software for public transit agencies, and Dynamicland immediately made me think of a workshop that Jarrett Walker (human

Yeah, exactly what you said. I work on software for public transit agencies, and Dynamicland immediately made me think of a workshop that Jarrett Walker (humantransit.org) sometimes runs, which involves physical paper and pieces of coloured strings. So I tried to build something inspired by that (https://twitter.com/JanPaul123/status/923037721760735232 https://twitter.com/JanPaul123/status/923037721760735232). But that experiment didn't involve having programs interact which each other, which is way more powerful as then anyone looking at the table can rearrange the programs differently, which itself becomes a form of programming (when your programs do small enough things). So anyway, no specific use case yet, I think it's too early for that.