Design and Architecture

Gurigraphics wrote:

It is not a question of better or worse. It's a matter of wanting.

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Gurigraphics wrote:

This forum is bug

Gurigraphics wrote:

Me too. That is why I often prefer Sublime than VS.

Gurigraphics wrote:

Yeah. The same problem solved by Stencyl, Scratch, Google Blockly, Game Maker, Unreal Engine and others visual editors.

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Gurigraphics wrote:

In many ways they are more efficient

Gurigraphics wrote:

I'm not interested in comparisons, better and worse, and that kind of teen discussion.

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I like the idea of having boxes rather than flowing text. Although, this strongly reminds me of smalltalk and self - especially the "one-file-thing" and the "simply drag the already existing function". Or Perhaps I read too roughly? ^_^;

// HelloWorld, red
alert("Hello World!");

#include <iostream>

int main()
{
	std::cout << "hello world!\n";
	return 0;
}

<?php 
echo '<p>Hello World</p>'; 
?> 

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I'm not quite conviced about the multilanguage-export-support. I think this would be wasted energy as it might perhaps not be so bad, but also not good enough.

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BUT I'd really like to see and try such* an environment for any language. So feeding a java-project into such and editor and start writing Java in that style. Or any other language.

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*Of course, as others mentioned the graphics are a little ... improvable. So "such" referes to the graphical part

Gurigraphics wrote:

Visual code is more faster to order and sort these functions.

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kmk513 wrote:

Think of it as a panel of operators each providing details on different topics...

kmk513 wrote:

I have done some work with Java and it was relatively slow communicating with a database