The most newfangled thingy I've encountered is Ballerina[1], it's kind of text <-> diagram convertible code, cloud-oriented. Looks cool; there are some codes on github[2].
But anyways, I think it may be worthy as a domain-specific environment only. Because as a general-purpose language, visual languages are claimed to have improved perceptible difficulty, but in general case, they don't.
Try to define perceptible difficulty, or search for implementations in code linters, I believe it's always subjective, like max lines of code per function. The true code representation is multidimensional and incomprehensible for a monkey brain, even if you'd made it look like a multi-layer Manhattan-like glowing graph.
[1] https://ballerina.io/philosophy/ [2] https://github.com/search?q=ballerina