I don't think so. No list of tables, graphs, lines, boxes, globes, or whatever "visually" improves code and it never really has. That's why none of those produc

I don't think so. No list of tables, graphs, lines, boxes, globes, or whatever "visually" improves code and it never really has. That's why none of those products are very successful. It would be great if there were some kind of documentation generator that produces boxes and lines out of real code. Today's tools want you to code AND draw boxes, which is really dumb -- or just draw boxes and hope the code underneath works, which is even worse. There are some exceptions. Synthesizer programming is often done visually. So is programming instruments with LabView. But for general programming, no, visual is not the way.