> People have been trying to make programming easier/ accessible since the days of Hypercard, but no one has really cracked yet. There is no shortage of good p

> People have been trying to make programming easier/ accessible since the days of Hypercard, but no one has really cracked yet. There is no shortage of good programming languages and useful paradigms. The problem is how to interface with existing systems written in a different language with a very different mindset (e.g. your operating system). Someone has to write code to bridge those abstractions, and that only happens if enough resources are concentrated at the right place.