I've done a few Blockly programs with M5 and it's amazing how fast I can put together a prototype. I can write code that does amazing things without having to look up class methods or function arguments in the docs. I think this is the real strength of UIFlow that people overlook. You get to write working code instead of looking up docs.
But with all the good UIFlow has, I can't find a way to easily reuse what I've done before. I need to pull in pieces of block functions and pieces from prior programs and edit them to fit my need in the current project. So I find myself writing the same stuff over again.
The closest I see is the ability to create custom blocks and drop chunks of Python code into them from other projects/libraries. But this is not editable in Blockly, so I'm back to writing and editing Python code.
I even tried using an online instance with a desktop instance open simultaneously hoping I could copy/paste chunks between them, but no luck. I can only duplicate blocks inside the one UIFlow instance. I can't copy it from one and paste it into the other.
Is there a way to copy/paste pieces of Blockly between several files, or maybe import a Blockly m5f file into a current project? This would be very helpful if you want to write large apps and not re-invent the wheel every time you start a new one.
Maybe I'm just missing something and there is a way to do this?
