I found this the most interesting. For one thing reminding me of Erik Naggum's existence, insight, and causticity[1], and for another exploring what seems to be

I found this the most interesting. For one thing reminding me of Erik Naggum's existence, insight, and causticity[1], and for another exploring what seems to be a promising but dead branch of programming. As we continue wishing we had "better ways to write programs", constantly re-exploring visual programming (Scratch and its spinoffs), it's interesting to me that the ALGOL-children (C and the like) have completely lost this way of developing programs. What is there to learn, both from the technology itself and from how we forget? [1] https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Erik_Naggum https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Erik_Naggum