To follow up on my last two paragraphs, I think this is why visual programming has proven successful in some fields. In computer graphics, a collection of nodes

To follow up on my last two paragraphs, I think this is why visual programming has proven successful in some fields. In computer graphics, a collection of nodes with visual controls is perhaps a faster way to "think out loud" then jumping across different lines in a file to change number values or colors. In audio, and interface mimicking a rack [1] where you can again, turn knobs or connect different signals visually is faster to "think out loud" in than typing it out. Overall, it comes to enabling the creative process in the most frictionless way, wether or not is the most initially approachable way. [1]: https://youtu.be/tMh3ZEFyEmo?t=50 https://youtu.be/tMh3ZEFyEmo?t=50