I've used it a bit and find it to align more with the free form node approach where the lines between them define the "control". I think this approach where we introduce a visual programming language has the potential to change the way the industry views products like these.

There's something about the ability to drag on a try catch, use a native break block in a loop, etc. that feels very "like code".

No idea why you’re being downvoted. Your answer sounds fine to me.

haha thanks!

Are you a PM at Retool?

or other OSS projects that are similar, like https://n8n.io/

n8n AFAIK is a workflow builder whereas at Superblocks, we are an Application builder (in addition to a workflow builder). We enable developers to build user interfaces that "bind" to APIs that they build with this feature.

I have yet to see a drag-n-drop workflow framework that captures the developer market. Every tool eventually lands on citizen developers.

Writing the code always ends up being easier and you can build visuals on that if you really need them.

Maybe this is closer to https://bubble.io/? (https://manual.bubble.io/help-guides/logic)