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Re:Rete: JavaScript framework for visual programming and cre... by winrid on Sunday January 12, 2020 @02:45AM (#22025074)
Anyone invest their time learning something like this and have it pay off? Interested in success stories I suppose.

(Edit - I mean something more like nodes.io)

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Re:Rete: JavaScript framework for visual programming and cre... by brodo on Sunday January 12, 2020 @04:26AM (#22025345)
NodeRed. I’m pretty good at it by now. We use it in our hackspace for home automation and at work for prototypes.
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Re:Rete: JavaScript framework for visual programming and cre... by pdm55 on Sunday January 12, 2020 @04:48AM (#22025421)
Link with video: https://nodered.org/ It's an IBM side-project built for IoT.
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Re:Rete: JavaScript framework for visual programming and cre... by knolleary on Sunday January 12, 2020 @08:17AM (#22026156)
That's how it started, but it's now an independent project of the OpenJS Foundation. And it isn't limited to IoT - it can be used for any event driven application.

(Disclaimer: I'm the creator and project lead of Node-Red)

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Re:Rete: JavaScript framework for visual programming and cre... by mileycyrusXOXO on Sunday January 12, 2020 @11:35AM (#22027170)
I made anither comment about the blueprint editor in UE4.

It helped me both rapidly prototype things and learn UE4 design patterns / practices. Some of the core functionality and perf related things I'll bang out in cpp but for most things I stick to blueprints.

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