I get the feeling that a successful visual language really requires the ability to group multiple primitives into a single visual element (building a chip). I just get the feeling that a lot of visual languages are looking at the implementation of instruction and not programming in the large.
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I get the feeling that a successful visual language really requires the ability to group multiple primitives into a single visual element (building a chip). I just get the feeling that a lot of visual languages are looking at the implementation of instruction and not programming in the large.