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Computers, Programming, and People
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posted on 2023-05-25, 22:14 authored by Holmes, WNThis essay argues that the complexity of professional programming is an impassable barrier to ordinary users wishing to code their own programs, suggests that popular computers would be much more useful if users could do so, and briefly describes how such popualr programming could be supported.
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ComputerVolume
35Article number
3Number
3Pagination
112, 110-111ISSN
0018-9162Publication status
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