At this point, I see the use of Flow-based programming to be analogous to something like Titanium (the JS framework that lets you build iOS apps). It's interes

At this point, I see the use of Flow-based programming to be analogous to something like Titanium (the JS framework that lets you build iOS apps). It's interesting in concept, and will most assuredly open the doors to allow a larger swath of people to participate, but for anything of consequence, you've still gotta buckle down and write some code. The reason is almost entirely about performance optimization, which is something you just can't get from compiling from GUI.