@tsai_borg
Hi,
Michel and Jurrian have indicated the elements within Isadora that are activated directly by the input of code statements. There are a couple of other elements that require code like configurations, although they do not involve complete code statements. For example configuring network and system settings such as IP, Artnet, Serial Port, Open Sound Control e.t.c
Additionally, I have found that many productions involve system interfaces that require coding in other software that Isadora plays with. For example, Processing and Arduino/microcontoller are great companion programs that require direct coding to work with Isadora.
So in my mind although Isadora is a node based visual programming environment, the integration of it into a broader system of production, at times, requires elements of code.
Best wishes
Bonemap