Nice one Mr_Amine

Knobman is a great program. Have used the on-line version myself & it pretty good.
Is well worth downloading the full free version also & getting comfortable with it if you are able.
It can do lot's of other things besides simply making knobs.
As for automatic code compilers.
Well am split on that issue. Of course they are easy to use & you don't need much experience but they have their limitations & do make mistakes.
For me personally it's defeating the object a little. If you are going to get serious about KSP or use it long term quite simply your going to have to sit down & read KSP reference manual and work through examples.
I haven't used them myself much at all so am not passing judgement but rather just looking long term.
For example I have no idea how you would go about setting up an array or importing/exporting Midi files from a table, functions etc in such a machine & whether or not u are able to do so. However I guess they could be good for setting up layouts & basic coding etc.

Of course KSP in itself is dynamic in nature and often there exist several ways around a problem.

The nature of KSP is constantly changing with regards to certain elements such as Midi, PGS, Script communication and so much more. From my own viewpoint such compilers are going to have a job keeping up. Another example would be the last Kontakt update that allowed users to change the FX etc within given slots. Haven't looked into that myself yet but that could potentially be a huge capability that code machines & such overlook. However how good they are like I mentioned couldn't really pass judgement fairly as personally I have not used them much. Definitely worth looking at though

Another compiler that worth a mention is Nils Liberg Scripting Tools

http://nilsliberg.se/ksp/

Anything there always worth reading and you can also download some great scripts to study use.

Outside that the guys at SonicCouture like fantastic at scripting so always worth checking out their page as think they do a load of stuff wrt scripting & also Scriptorium has some good scripts that well worth looking at. U can aslo register get some free bits etc.
Also definitely check out anything from Bob Villwock & his homepage. Scripting legend & his stuff immense & some useful tools.

There many others also that do some great stuff

There also some templates for Photoshop etc that i've heard some people find quite usefull.
Best of luck with your projects & thanks for the information