rpd
A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. :ok_hand: A Minimal Engine for creating Node-Based Visual Programming User Interfaces
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This project has a successor now, named Noodle: which is very close to be finished and released and, of course, have documentation, like RPD has. Noodle is written in PureScript, the very type-safe and pure functional language and so it is much more reliable and shouldn't cause runtime issues most of the time. It still has FFI to/from JavaScript, though. Another benefit — it can easily be used at server side and so the Networks require no rewriting at all, may be it will even get Terminal renderer at some point.
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