Programming languages are a delicate balance between the needs of a compiler and the needs of the developer who writes and maintains it. This balance requires trade-offs from both parties leaving neither with an ideal solution. There is no separation between the storage format used by the compiler and what the developer writes. Having no separation causes problems when extending the language, it precludes internationalization, and it limits visualization.

Reality Interactive urges you to free your code from its text-based prison to unleash its full potential. Gone are the days of fighting over brace positions. Say good-bye to "Round-Trip Engineering" and code synchronization in visual designers. Forget about code folding as a way to reduce clutter.