Hi There! I just found this and was amazed: https://noisecraft.app for example: bounding balls - NoiseCraft (press play top right) Basically node-based visual-coding for synths! Its all open source and available at github . Warning: very addictive for people who like viewing flows and now listenin…

One thing that was interesting was discovering new packages, the babylonjs has become a favourite of mine. But the flow managed also surprised me. It does show that folks are interested in fine grain flow management. I was thinking that it be flowfuse customers who would be utilitising the flow man…

[image] TotallyInformation: As for contributed nodes, I'd only really be interested in there being a vibrant community. Yes I can maintain my nodes with great enthousiasm, but things can change rapidly (due to illness, familly issues, lack of free time, ...). For software like Node-RED, not …

Julian is right in saying that we should be careful how the data is interpreted but its also important to have this discussion. One thing I am planning to say is that, taking parallels to Unix, it is quite normal that packages don't need to be updated since their functionality is laser focused and …

[image] dceejay: Thanks Bart! That was just what I needed to keep on going for a couple of years again... [image] gregorius: but its also important to have this discussion. Absolutely!

So for those interested, a draft version of my interpretation of the numbers is available here .

This looks great. On the Stackblitz example, it isn't currently possible to install packages through the NR Editor's palette manager, however, the underlying runtime definitely works. With some crafting of the WebContainer process, NodeRed flows could be packaged as self-contained web applications. …

For those that come after me, here's another one (visual programming tool): Blackprint A general purpose visual programming interface for lowering programming language's steep learning curve, and introduce an easy way to experimenting with your beautiful project for other developer.

Interesting. It doesn't seem as stable as Node-RED and it focuses on a more traditional data in/out approach for each node rather than Node-RED's msg flow approach. Also has a number of display oddities and some of the examples don't seem to work. Also, the core nodes have very limited scope so you …

Thanks for that summary :+1: [image] TotallyInformation: The nodes are also extremely granular, the core ones mostly seem to mirror individual JavaScript functions. Probably the biggest trap for any visual programming tool: granularity (also for a good coffee strangely ;)) Hence subflows an…

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