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What say - visual programming for Processing?
Hi, i love processing its a great platform for creative coding, very powerful and with a soft learning curve.
In the last years i have been organizing workshops on agent-based systems for non-programmers such as historians, sociologists etc, but somehow people still have trouble diving into the language, especially because these are just 3-4 days long.
Coming from the architecture world i have seen how young architects have easily made it into parametric design using grasshopper for Rhino, and i was wondering whether it would be interesting or not to implement visual programming for processing too. NodeBox is also a nice example, although building state-dependant code is kind of obscure.
Actually i dont even think it would be that hard to develop at all... what are your thoughts?