@clacke @bsmall2 @doctormo Indeed, we are often awful at doing this, and there is no good model for covering that middle ground.

@doctormo @clacke there were concepts, like the Alan Kay's dynabook, where the code and the user lived very closely together and the platform made the code very interactively part of the user's experience, making it so simple even a child could do it, rather than being entirely separate things mediated exclusively by either a generous or very selfish priestly programming caste.