Could No-Code be Code? -- Toward a No-Code Programming Language for Citizen Dev...
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Claims a new, strictly typed general-purpose no-code GPL called Two plus a cloud IDE (CDE) that lets users build programs entirely by mouse with flowcharts and live execution. Implements rule- and component-based “things,” replaces operators with named functions, and uses path-based autodependencies. Evaluated in three settings — an agricultural deployment handling 100,000 events daily across 100 instances and 25 components, a lab factory, and an office test with six citizens — and finds citizens can build but need mentoring and better docs.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00No-code programming vision
- 3:32Need for no-code language
- 10:12Designing Two language
- 13:32Core principles of Two
- 16:47Syntax and readability in Two
- 19:41Live demo of Two
- 22:00Real-world evaluations
- 24:48Future challenges for citizen devs
- 26:34Q&A
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