Articulating the ineffable. Programming language theory 
cognitive psychology. PhD @Stanford
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Thinking about how the physical design of a calculator is a much more discoverable programming environment than a REPL. Vast majority of relevant functionality presented visually, vs. hidden in layers of WeScheme documentation.pic.twitter.com/MJv02wXDKW
The WeScheme reference is not arbitrary--the language is being used by @Bootstrapworld to teach high schoolers algebra. You can find their curriculum online: https://www.bootstrapworld.org/materials/fall2019/courses/algebra/en-us/ …
Before criticizing the REPL, it helps to understand the educational context. See thread.https://twitter.com/ShriramKMurthi/status/1222189330262896640 …
Is weird that you'd take a potshot at WeScheme of all things. What documentation? What hidden functionality? And what gives you the impression users are having to struggle to navigate all this?
I'm doing a design review of Bootstrap World for an ed-tech class, so the focus on WeScheme. (So just speaking as an observer, not a student in the class.) I was reading the linked docs: https://www.wescheme.org/doc/wescheme.html …. I found the long, un-indexed list of operations hard to search.
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