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Ballerina does NOT force you to write "visually". You can write normal code and NEVER look at a picture. However, after you're done, if to see the flow of your
by sanjiva 7y ago
Ballerina does NOT force you to write "visually". You can write normal code and NEVER look at a picture.
However, after you're done, if to see the flow of your entire program (not just one function) as a sequence diagram then you can get that done.
The language syntax is "normal" syntax and has all the power o a modern language. Try it and see- feedback welcome.
Disclaimer: I'm the one who started the project and leading it as the product manager now.
- aloknnikhil 7y agoThen I'm struggling to understand the value proposition. If I did want to stick to implementing it visually through sequence diagrams, can I implement all the examples through a sequence diagram and have it run on Ballerina? Really curious. If yes, I'd really like to try it. There are no instructions/examples on doing that. EDIT: I found a link to using the graphical editor in the comments here. https://v1-0.ballerina.io/learn/tools-ides/vscode-plugin/graphical-editor/ https://v1-0.ballerina.io/learn/tools-ides/vscode-plugin/gra...