NoFlo in JS.Everywhere

07 October 2011

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Learn about NoFlo and flow-based programming in JS.everywhere conference. October 15th in Boston.

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NoFlo: two years of flow-based programming

05 June 2013 in Berlin, Germany. 8 minute read.

NoFlo — the flow-based programming system I started — is now two years old. I pushed the first commits to GitHub on June 5th 2011 from Hacker Dojo in Mountain View. To get us started with the story, I’ll let Wikipedia summarize:

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NoFlo Kickstarter, the hacker's perspective

01 August 2013 in San Francisco, California. 7 minute read.

This has been a big week for NoFlo, the flow-based programming environment for JavaScript. Yesterday we released NoFlo 0.4, which added support for running flow-based programs in web browsers. And today we launched our NoFlo Development Environment effort on Kickstarter. Before continuing, make sure to watch the video!

Flow-Based Programming

Flow-Based Programming (FBP) is a software development paradigm where applications are built by "wiring together" various reusable components inside a graph.

Since running into the concept in 2011, I've built the NoFlo environment, which brings Flow-Based Programming to the universal runtime of JavaScript, allowing flows to be run on both Node.js and the browser.

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Henri Bergius is an occasional adventurer living in Berlin and working on decoupled software systems, visual programming tools, and free software.

You can reach me by email. Besides writing on this blog, I'm also available on LinkedIn and on fediverse as @bergie@pixelfed.de. Most of my recent code can be found from GitHub. »

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