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> Visual programming seems to unlock a ton of value. It gives some value, and sacrifies other values. So far tooling has not reched the point where the sacrifi
by slightwinder 6y ago
> Visual programming seems to unlock a ton of value.
It gives some value, and sacrifies other values.
So far tooling has not reched the point where the sacrified values are small enouhg to justifie the added values.
> Programming becomes more approachable to first-timers.
How is that relevant? In no industry should first-timers get any responsability. And textual code is easy enough to be grokh after a short while. The problems people have with textual code after that would still remain with visual code. So no value added.