Basics

Mélodium is a flow programming language, unlike the most common so-called imperative (“step by step”) languages such as JavaScript or Python, for example.

The definition of data flows rather than successive stages of operations allows better scaling of programs, and better exploitation of available resources, in addition to better adapting to cases of massive data processing or event-based programs.

Some elements at the core of Mélodium’s logic are exposed in this guide, notably treatments and models.