ELI5: Explain Like I'm 5

Flow-Based Programming

Flow-based programming is like connecting building blocks together to solve a problem. It's like a chain of instructions that tell a computer what to do like follow a recipe. Each building block is called an 'actor' and it represents a small job like cooking an egg or writing a letter. All of the actors are connected together to make one big job. This chain of instructions is called a flow.