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Good programmers are creative thinkers. "Middle men" are usually doing something of value otherwise there wouldn't be a need for them, and they wouldn't be aro
by laut 17y ago
Good programmers are creative thinkers.
"Middle men" are usually doing something of value otherwise there wouldn't be a need for them, and they wouldn't be around.
It's not because of a conspiracy that programmers are needed. You could use a "point and click type program", but they just don't work that well. And programming via a visual tool instead of writing code by tapping on a keyboard doesn't change the fact that you are programming.
- nuweborder 17y agoThat's the point. Can we develop a program that is more efficient and effective than the present point and click programs? I know this wont change the fact that programming technically is going on. The point of the original question is, can we accomplish this without code? Not without programming. Think bigger. Can you program without code? Or atleast without code on the front end (i.e. Dreamweaver). But in a much better, more effective and dynamic way. Think about it. Programming was originally done on a black screen with green typing, and no mouse. We've improved the technology greatly. Why can't it be improved upon even more, or increase productivity, and ease of use? Check out http://www.yola.com http://www.yola.com, http://www.wix.com http://www.wix.com, http://www.weebly.com http://www.weebly.com, or the new http://flooha.com/ http://flooha.com/. They all have the right idea, just need to take it to new heights. Automate the code on the backend, for many to be able to focus on being creative on the front end as they see fit to their site liking and their own vision.