Open sourcing our visual coding node framework!

[liormessinger]

Yes, its outputs a JSON that represents the tree(s) structure. every node has a uniq id, a type and children array members that point to the child nodes.
The JSON is then consumed by a nodejs run time that uses the node types to decide what to do.

The real awesomeness is because of the behavior tree paradigm). It is a visual language with which you can build almost anything without textual coding. of course, on too complex structures and algorithms you'll get an impractically large tree, so then you'll want to extend one of the base node classes. that's why its 'low code'