The state of Flow-based Programming

• glicol

  141 2,204 8.7 Rust

  Graph-oriented live coding language and music/audio DSP library written in Rust

  Interesting topic for me. Thanks for posting this. As pointed out in other post, it's widely used in audio/music programming. My project Glicol joins this list recently:

  https://glicol.org

  I tried to use solely text based style for denoting audio graph. I would be happy to listen to all the feedback from you at the repo:

  https://github.com/chaosprint/glicol

• SaaSHub

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• score

  104 1,487 9.7 C++

  ossia score, an interactive sequencer for the intermedia arts

  

  A small issue with flow-based programming is that it often doesn't have a good way to represent time and sequencing over "human" time scales - the main project I work on, https://ossia.io combines timeline and dataflow to solve this. It's mainly used by artists but I always wonder about the other potential use cases for it... if anyone has ideas :D

• MergeVLDocs

  1 10 10.0

  merges VL documents

  

  Do you know vvvv gamma[1][2]? It's a visual programming environment for the .Net ecosystem. It's documents are saved in a XML format and they have build a visual merge / diff tool that works quite well. The strategies it applies are explained in detail in the readme of the repo[3].

  [1]https://visualprogramming.net

  [2]https://thegraybook.vvvv.org

  [3]https://github.com/vvvv/MergeVLDocs

• Node RED

  205 19,615 9.6 JavaScript

  Low-code programming for event-driven applications

  

  Node-RED is also fairly popular in home automation circles, but it's a generic tool that can be used for different purposes.

  For example, it can also be used to build chatbots.

  https://nodered.org/

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