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A big issue there is accessibility to a broader audience—something that Emacs and Lisp Machines don't quite have. Like you said, iOS Shortcuts is a very interes
by izuchukwu 5y ago
A big issue there is accessibility to a broader audience—something that Emacs and Lisp Machines don't quite have. Like you said, iOS Shortcuts is a very interesting example. You could say Internet-native automation tools like Zapier and Integromat fit the bill here too.
I wouldn't see potential maintenance or QA work as a deterrent to mainstream adoption. Users would underestimate it just like developers today do.