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visX Is a Visual Interface to Wolfram Language

Most Wolfram Language programs consist of a set of functions, each of which transforms its inputs into outputs, which are then "plugged into" each other to create a nested directed acyclic graph. I will present an alternate frontend that lets users work with this graph directly in a zoomable map-like interface.

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