From the kickstarter page: > If you’re a programmer, deep down, you know code is bad, it rots, > and with each new line your software accrues complexity debt. > New code means more bugs, more refactoring and more time needed > to bring someone else up to speed. Yeah, and moving little interconnected boxes around a project workspace will solve that? It's not like visual programming is something revolutionary new and d…
Good point, but poor analogy. Everyone knows that red cars go faster ( http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/RedOnesGoFaster ). I think more to the point I can't see anything about visual programming that will make refactoring easier or less necessary.
Thanks, I never expected reading a TVTropes reference here. You just made my day.