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Honestly, with such a bird's-eye view of vvvv I'm not entirely convinced it's a revelation. It obviously is good for rendering pretty pictures, and the ease of
by nihilocrat 18y ago
Honestly, with such a bird's-eye view of vvvv I'm not entirely convinced it's a revelation. It obviously is good for rendering pretty pictures, and the ease of concurrency is a big boon. I'm not convinced, however, that the language has the flexibility you'd find in a general-purpose language, but I'd like to be proven wrong. Has anyone written a webapp in it? A network multiplayer game? I don't mean to denigrate the value of domain-specific languages, but the code snippets only convince me that it's a cool tool for its intended applications.
Looking at some of the less-than-elegant "source code" examples on their site I see how there doesn't seem to be anything that magically restricts people from writing spaghetti (pun intended) code.