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I think the creators of Dark could be underestimating the essential complexity of the task they're aiming to make easier. Once a little of the accidental complexity is streamlined/absorbed, it's not too long before you start removing/hiding things that we actually need
But this in itself is not a bad thing. A simpler platform which is strictly less capable can be much more accessible and, then, popular. Limitations can drive ridiculous creativity. That's the best reading of Dark, I think
When they talk about having a text editor which simply doesn't allow syntax errors, I'm reminded of Scratch and Logo and whatever that other teaching language is where there's no such thing as a syntax error at all
Software development isn't going to be a hundred times easier, and a billion people aren't going to become software developers. This is nonsense optimism. But Dark doesn't seem likely to actively damage the world, so I'm going to hold off on the withering scorn for a bit
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