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For me, I'd like online IDEs to be standard (and therefore equally good) and graph wikipedias for arguments (like Argumans but mainstream). I can see the advan

For me, I'd like online IDEs to be standard (and therefore equally good) and graph wikipedias for arguments (like Argumans but mainstream). I can see the advantages of both of these and imagine (and have seen people) build them so I assume someone will fully crack this in the next few years and we'll all be using this. What might be around the corner that I'd love: someone makes a mainstream general purpose visual programming language (or tools in IDEs using languages that are indistinguishable - revenge of smalltalk)

linuxlizard 9y ago
I wonder if Apple will go to online iPhone development sometime soon. Write code, test in emulators, push to Apple App Store, all through web browser. No XCode, no Macbook required. Would open up iPhone dev to a whole new class of people who can't afford the pricey Apple desktop/laptop.
akavel 9y ago
As to the language, that's my hope too, specifically I'm crossing fingers super hard for http://luna-lang.org http://luna-lang.org