Such a clever concept! Nicely done! Just a quick feedback: While I get where the coding syntax is coming from and how it might actually help some to wrap their head around coding logic, I fear that some of it is an unnecessary barrier to entry for people who have no knowledge of coding at all. For instance, why use semi-colons at all? It's awkward and unintuitive for non-coders. All the same, great product. Easily my favourite idea in a long while!

Given that most cases using flow charts are if-else statements, this product is likely to make the flow chart much easier to use. It is a good catch. One weak point is foreign language support. I use Korean, but Korean is not typed properly. For example, if I try to type '아아', '앙아아' is typed. It seems that the same characters are typed in duplicate.

The thing I like most about this product is that it came from the concept opposite to the No Code movement. Certainly, some things are much more intuitive, simple, and easy to edit in the code way you're already familiar, than to edit them visually. From my point of view, which familiar with coding, I want to see more products from this concept.

Oh man - this is so helpful for beginners too! I love these tools that teach you how to think as a programmer!! ❤️

Great, simple product. I used it a bunch for school a year or so ago, I can only imagine it has gotten better since. Keep it up guys :)

Hello Product Hunt, my name is Damian, I’m the founder of code2flow. o/ While we didn’t expect to launch today, all in all it came as an amazing surprise, especially since we’re still in private beta ;) and I wanted to personally thank all of you giving us an upvote. In code2flow we’re trying to bridge the gap between developers, project managers and designers by providing them with a universal language to collaborate on ideas and allow them to review them in visual form. We’ve built an automated flowchart editor which makes it possible to create flowcharts 10x faster than traditional graphical editors. Please check it out and leave your feedback here or in our chat widget - if there’s one thing we believe the most, it’s that the product must be made for the people who are using it. :) Cheers!

hey @resh and everybody! We just released a major update to the code2flow product. We now have a full blown management portal, enabling team collaboration - including real-time collaboration while editing. Enjoy!

1. Should have Backward approach like creating text from diagram. 2. User should be able to draw (right screen) and write (on left screen) should work both ways.

Pros:

most efficient and easiest way for creating flow charts

Cons:

1. Backward approach like creating text from diagram. 2. User should be able to draw and write

Elegant solution for flowchart creation

Pros:

Easy to create flexible flowcharts using code

Cons:

File management

Love the idea. I find this tool incredibly helpful for Creative's. Specifically Creative Directors, Project Managers, Executives. I have had a really hard time putting my ideas into a functioning Flow Chart. This tool seems to do it. An additional feature that may be really helpful is making a version for " presentations". Just my thoughts.

I used it t generate 3-4 process. Very easy to use !

Pros:

As developer I can easily share process to my colleagues.

Cons:

More attractive style. Extends to another kinds of diagrams like sequence.

I also use other flowcharters but regular consider code2flow as part of my design tools

Pros:

Scriptable flowcharts! Well defined information of how to use the tool in online documentation

Cons:

Would like a standalone desk tool

This program is Great, I love it! Just a little question, why the switch case function hides the first case when there are two cases with no expression between them： case this is hidden: case this is not hidden: something; break;

This is so smart! So much quicker too for simple processes.

Awesome @rushpl

This looks like an amazing product. Well done! Looking forward to trying it :)

Looks great!

Looks good. A very promising tool!

Loving it. Added to my “sparse” bookmark bar.

Best for engineers!