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... wanting Visual Basic doesn't make you a heretic, it just makes you aching for a foregone era a bit. Visual coding has been pushed for ... at least 30 years
by MetaCosm 13y ago
... wanting Visual Basic doesn't make you a heretic, it just makes you aching for a foregone era a bit. Visual coding has been pushed for ... at least 30 years.
The thing you are looking for is all over the place, in various IDEs, in QT MOC, in literally DOZENS of VPL (Visual Programming Languages) and even to a lesser degree in UML (Unified Modeling Language). Since we have QT MOC in the mix, we could even through in ALL the meta compilation tools, which adds in hundreds of others.
What you want isn't so much unique, as already done and discarded. You end up with tightly bound IDEs and code, you end up with hard to manage binary nonsense, you end up with ridiculously hard peer review and change tracking.
As for tracking the "why" -- use any method you want -- my team uses -- story boards! They work perfect for software.
- taeric 13y agoI was not trying to paint my view as a unique novel thing. Probably what I left out is "well done." I want this product in a well done package. So, is there a well done version of something like this out there? I should stress that I do not spend most of my time looking for this. I'm too busy getting things done in my current flow to reinvent a new one.