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Articulating the ineffable. Programming language theory 🤝 cognitive psychology. PhD @Stanford

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    1. Andrés Cuervo‏ @cwervo 17 Sep 2018

      The idea that we have an entire field of CS called human-computer interaction & it doesn't include programming (because that's the domain of "serious" PL research) always baffles me. To counter that here's a thread of work that explores programming as human-computer interaction!

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    2. Andrés Cuervo‏ @cwervo 17 Sep 2018

      Bret Victor's Magic Ink & Learnable Programming essays are a good place to start. They explore interface concepts & apply the ideas deeply to programming systems. - http://worrydream.com/MagicInk/  - http://worrydream.com/#!/LearnableProgramming …pic.twitter.com/uxqlQWXW8L

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    3. Andrés Cuervo‏ @cwervo 17 Sep 2018

      .@stevekrouse's Future of Coding podcast & essays explore everything from the history to current goings-on of innovation in programming wrt. usability & learnability. https://futureofcoding.org/ 

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    4. Andrés Cuervo‏ @cwervo 17 Sep 2018

      .@rsnous's website mentions "programming as user interface", and I think that's exactly right. Check out his breakdown of his mapping programming at Dynamicland to see the merging of really powerful programming abstractions w/ usability concepts. https://rsnous.com/posts/notes-from-dynamicland-geokit/ …

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    5. Andrés Cuervo‏ @cwervo 17 Sep 2018

      .@wcrichton's Gradual Programming essay is a great exploration of the mental model around programming & how we can talk about it in a way that lends itself to creating programming languages/systems/GUIs that guide people in their thought process. http://willcrichton.net/notes/gradual-programming …

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    6. Andrés Cuervo‏ @cwervo 17 Sep 2018

      There're many more I can't write little blurbs about: Sutherland's Sketchpad system combining GUIs & flow-based programming. Alan Kay, Smalltalk, constraint-based programming. Seymour Papert, Logo, Scratch. Feel free to add your own resources about programming as user interface!

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      Will Crichton‏ @wcrichton 15 May 2020
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      Just for the record, there are a substantive number of people working on programming tools in academic HCI. Here's ~35 papers from UIST and CHI, respectively. But I do agree that there's a lot of fertile ground for research!pic.twitter.com/wTMs7JDEKq

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        1. Andrés Cuervo‏ @cwervo 15 May 2020
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          This is great, thanks!!

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