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Or, better: Give them this nice graphical scripting mechanism on one tab. In another tab, give them a small IDE labelled "RESULTING PYTHON CODE"

• golergka 9y ago
  Or, give them something as nice as Unreal's Blueprints. The thing is, unless you're experienced engine development team that has a good track record of creating one of the best engines on the planet, don't expect to create something as good as Blueprints.
• nhaehnle 9y ago
  I feel like the challenge with stuff like this is that once you edit the resulting code, the original graphical input is no longer in sync. I wish there was a good solution to this. There are many tools that come close (graphical GUI designers come to mind) by not actually giving you resulting code, but letting you write code separately that interfaces with the graphically designed parts in a well-defined way.
  • TremendousJudge 9y ago
    the quick and dirty solution would be that editing the resulting code is a one way street. so, once you edit the code you can't use the graphical interface. it's not a _good_ solution but I guess it's better than not giving the option to users at all
    • drharby 9y ago
      Id use that for baseline boilerplate generation Id buy that for a dollar
• leggomylibro 9y ago
  Okay, you got it: https://developers.google.com/blockly/ https://developers.google.com/blockly/