WhiteBox is a software tool for showing you how your code behaves as you write it.
Humans are not good at simulating code in their head. Let the computer do what it does best.
Seeing what functions will do lets you quickly adjust when you're not quite happy with what you see.
More iterations tend to lead to a higher-quality product.
Notice basic runtime errors before you compile-and-run.
Spend less time in the debugger because you've already caught many bugs early on.
Multiple representations of your running functions each show useful information that you don't (or can't) get from statically looking at the linearly written code.
WhiteBox is initially being developed for C and C-style C++ on Windows with plans to expand to other compiled languages and other platforms.
You can now preorder WhiteBox via itch.io for a 35% discount on the beta launch price.
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