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11 years ago

Why is visual coding so hard to make?


Starting from concept… Everything was so nice and clear. User will place blocks of code, connect them together, then these things will be converted into robot-coding-language and work as before.

Sadly, it wasn’t that easy. I found working on UI harder than working on mechanics. I don’t know why, but everything is so boring. Making same things over and over, adding right-click menus, then coding the buttons… I want to go back to my robots!

Now, I’m sitting in the middle of nowhere, birds singing is the only thing I hear. Using my mobile phone as a modem, I’m working on my project.

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Heh… Going back to coding system, it looks like this:

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Should I make the blocks and text smaller?

Anyway, have a nice day!



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