Another one: http://www.mevislab.de/home/about-mevislab/ http://www.mevislab.de/home/about-mevislab/ I think one of the advantages of a visual paradigm (at lea

Another one: http://www.mevislab.de/home/about-mevislab/ http://www.mevislab.de/home/about-mevislab/ I think one of the advantages of a visual paradigm (at least for MevisLab) is that it forces modularity of all components. To avoid the wire-frame spaghetti, functionality can be encapsulated in containers with well-defined input/output ports, which makes that functionality trivially reusable in other contexts. The productivity increase over competing frameworks is remarkable - I've seen a feature-complete demo delivered to a physician in 3 days. An experienced MS-level engineer took 3 months to implement comparable functionality in a Python/C++ framework.