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Maybe it's just me, but I find it way, way, WAY harder to see what's going on in those screenshots than it would be if I had actual code to look at.
by jackmaney 13y ago
Maybe it's just me, but I find it way, way, WAY harder to see what's going on in those screenshots than it would be if I had actual code to look at.
- dandelany 13y agoIt's not just you, I've heard this before, but I personally don't agree. Obviously it's very subjective and depends on how you learn/think - I'm a visual person so these types of environments have always made a lot of sense to me. Also, don't forget that most of the complicated-looking ones are showing a large program - the equivalent of hundreds of lines of code. Just like you to see a portion of code on your screen at any given time, to work on these you'd zoom in to the relevant portion.
- ericHosick 13y agoI think very domain specific visual programming environments work well: music, 3d modeling, etc. However, for the ones that try to be domain agnostic, they don't seem to work so well.