Brendan Zabarauskas on Twitter: "@disconcision Also curious how this stuff works in the face of accessibility concerns (eg. screen readers, etc)? I'm guessing it would might make it easier for folks to tab around and get good screen reader support… 🤔" / Twitter

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Jun 25, 2021

type-assisted completion and repair in hazel; a teaser

a screenshot of the hazel structured editor. a context menu offers a variety of replacement options for a selected function expression within an error hole. the options are color-coded, reflecting the reduction/increase in the number of errors caused by the replacement.

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Woah cool work!

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Also curious how this stuff works in the face of accessibility concerns (eg. screen readers, etc)? I'm guessing it would might make it easier for folks to tab around and get good screen reader support… 🤔

1:51 AM · Jun 26, 2021Twitter Web App

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Lots is thoughts here; in theory a lot of this stuff would be great for accessibility but it's easy to screw it up and make things worse. Relatedly have you seen

@arntzenius

's work on voicecoding in hazel:

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· Apr 12, 2021

If you're interested in programming by voice, or programming language design, or better yet both, I have a talk for you: youtube.com/watch?v=G8B71M Thanks again to @lindsey for hosting and encouraging me to give this talk!

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