I've used it a bit and find it to align more with the free form node approach where the lines between them define the "control". I think this approach where we

I've used it a bit and find it to align more with the free form node approach where the lines between them define the "control". I think this approach where we introduce a visual programming language has the potential to change the way the industry views products like these. There's something about the ability to drag on a try catch, use a native break block in a loop, etc. that feels very "like code".