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HN mentions it as one of the talks on Eve, usually as related prior work in discussions of end-user and visual programming.
Chris Granger presents Eve, a programming environment designed to be approachable for humans, at Strange Loop 2015. The talk covers the project's approach and design ideas.
Check out this early prototype of eve mentioned here: [this video] Not language agnostic, but table based. (eve went in to a different direction afterwards though)
A lot of people did. To what others have said, I'm going to add this: [this video] Which is an interesting talk about how these approaches fail in practice.
For an introduction to Dedalus with less reading, Peter Alvaro's 2015 Strange Loop talk was fantastic. [link] --- Edit: Actually Chris Granger gave an Eve talk at the same conference. It's interesting to see how Eve has evolved since. [this video]
That's a good suggestion. I'll do a little makeshift one here :) Blog posts are mostly here: [link] and a couple here: [link] Talks: [link] [this video] [link] [link] [link] Prototypes are collected here: [link] I'll try to make this nicer and put it on our homepage.
Very interesting. I'm curious what you'll come up with. The description also reminds me of Eve [1][2], which is itself based on Bloom [3][4]. [1] [link] [2] [this video] [3] [link] [4] [link]
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