Topkai22, I love your attitude. This is exactly how we should look at visual programming languages. They allow people to create something, which was so far not

Topkai22, I love your attitude. This is exactly how we should look at visual programming languages. They allow people to create something, which was so far not accessible for them. In surprisingly many cases, it's completely enough! I also understand why people dislike this idea. In many cases, it's really hard to extend something created by non-professional-programmers. I'm one of the founders of Luna ( http://luna-lang.org http://luna-lang.org ), which is a visual programming language blending the boundaries between visual data-flow designing and conventional textual programming. As a contrast to the mentioned article in this topic, I'd encourage people to also read our blog post about why visual programming could actually be very useful: https://medium.com/@luna_language/luna-the-visual-way-to-create-software-c4db520d6d1e https://medium.com/@luna_language/luna-the-visual-way-to-cre...