"Eve" by Chris Granger
Strange Loop Conference2 HN recommenders · 2016–2023
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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.
HN mentions it as one of the talks on Eve, usually as related prior work in discussions of end-user and visual programming.
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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. [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] [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] [VIDEO] [3] [LINK] [4] [LINK]
Check out this early prototype of eve mentioned here: [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: [VIDEO] Which is an interesting talk about how these approaches fail in practice.