I do agree but am open to the idea that HyperTalk and COBOL are actually more understandable to masses of people who I don't relate to in really any way. I see

I do agree but am open to the idea that HyperTalk and COBOL are actually more understandable to masses of people who I don't relate to in really any way. I see a visual language Node-RED with tunable parameters in nodes as the way but have kept up with this project a little... no reason user scripts need to be one or the other. I guess developers will be valuable in implementing and supporting users in any case, I see these tools as reducing support and maintenance for doing variations from the day to day business use more than replacing the dev team.