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…

[image] gregorius: [image] Colin: Are you assuming that a node that does not have any updates for a period is unmaintained? Sorry I might have mis-intrepreted your question: this isn't about whether packages are maintained or not, this is about maintainers being active or not. So if a m…

[image] Colin: at least replied to by the author Yes, that is a good one. You get lots of issues where you answer but you get zero response back. Then you forget about it, and the issue remains open...

[image] gregorius: Because a company wanting to use Node-RED would like to know how active the community around Node-RED is If I was a company, I would be more interested in how active the contributors are of the subset of nodes that I would use. E.g. when I offer video surveillance survices…

[image] BartButenaers: If I was a company, I would be more interested in how active the contributors are of the subset of nodes And if Node-RED itself is no longer maintained? That wouldn't really help then. That's why you also want to know whether there is a healthy community of developers a…

The one that surprises me is the node-red-contrib-flow-manager - not because I've never heard of it (I have) - but because the serial port node, email, random etc are all "extra" ones I include in the script for Pi/debian/ubuntu users - so the fact that dashboard and flow manager are so far and abov…

[image] TotallyInformation: I think it would be possible to have a browser-only version - and if my failing memory serves me correctly, I think someone already did that in the past? See this thread - Node-Red in Browser via Stackblitz - #6 by bloigge

[image] gregorius: The main assumption is that if a maintainer isn't updating their packages, they no longer are involved in Node-RED. This is quite obviously a dangerous assumption to make. It most certainly is a dangerous and sometimes unwarranted assumption. [image] gregorius: this i…

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 …

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See this thread - Node-Red in Browser via Stackblitz - #6 by bloigge

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