>Game Maker and Unity are trying to make the full stack as easy and accessible as possible. That's pretty much my point. What people need is a full stack to s

>Game Maker and Unity are trying to make the full stack as easy and accessible as possible. That's pretty much my point. What people need is a full stack to solve their problem, but they need the stack to be able to be customized to their particular variant of the problem. That full stack will have a lot of code that is beyond 95% of people's ability to create. But even though Unity uses C#, artists and designers I know who are absolutely not programmers (by their own insistence!) can and do successfully create games on top of Unity. And that is the future of making programming more accessible. Not creating a better language, which is what the original manifesto was about.