There's a couple of points in the article that I don't see discussed here. One is the comparison with games. So the article is about other categories of softwa

There's a couple of points in the article that I don't see discussed here. One is the comparison with games. So the article is about other categories of software. Has someone thought of other kind of "gamification"? I sometimes think that I'd love to see some fancy gaming interfaces outside games. The other is that, forget about solutions, frustration is a very powerful force and it has consequences. Frustration for the users and also frustration for programmers. This used to be a job considered interesting and fulfilling.