I often think about the concept of no-code, and how you're basically just moving complicated and very-much coded prefabs around that someone else made, this is a form of no-code, there isn't any way to actually input any code, really, but the computer has a single instruction(OISC) which is to replace the LHS of a rule with its RHS.

It allows for all sorts of funky GUI projects to be created without any code.

* This fantastic calculator program is an original creation of @capital!

@neauoire @capital TBH, "NoCode" is just yet another buzzword that's being swung around by TechBros aka. VC scammers because at best it's a simple UI-Builder like that of Microsoft Access 2000 and at worst it's a shitty bespoke SaaS with an absurd syntax and less skill transferability than Scratch!

#NoCode #Buzzwords #BuzzwordDrivenDevelopment #BuzzwordBingo #TechBros #VC #UI #Enshittification #SkillTransfer

@neauoire @capital Thank you so much for your work on this, both of you. It's so exciting to see this come together in such a short time. To think this didn't exist a week ago.

This is the future.

@neauoire how I long to be working on things like this instead of making visual diagrams to explain code
@djm Maybe in the future, there won't be a difference between the diagram and the code, or at least you'll be able to run the diagrams directly.