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>We recommend Nodezator for intermediate Python users. Or, in case you are not a programmer, have an intermediate Python user next to you so that person can hel
by 999900000999 2y ago
>We recommend Nodezator for intermediate Python users. Or, in case you are not a programmer, have an intermediate Python user next to you so that person can help you set up a no-code/low-code workflow for you.
Seems like they're missing a key market. As an actual programmer using this node editor is going to be slower then just writing code.
I want something like this , but for Rust or another difficult language. Python is so easy this doesn't feel needed.
- bondarchuk 2y agoTying together calls to existing functions is also not the difficult part of Rust, I'd guess.
- spookie 2y agoIf you do anything visual, nodes provide significant iteration advantages (albeit with some other disadvantages). Given the examples, I believe this is targeted to such uses.
- fmbb 2y agoWhat are the advantages this provides that specifically apply to working with visual end results? There is one kind of iterative work I can see nodes/graphical coding have a great advantage: when you don’t know what you really want to do. You want to compose and reorder a bunch of operations or compositions thereof speculatively and just see what happens. Moving code around and reorganizing it by trial and error is definitely something I can see visual programming excel at.
- WillAdams 2y agoNo syntax errors is the big one for me. Such tools are also great for exposing functionality --- what you see on-screen is what you can do.