Tomas Petricek • 4/28/2022

No-code, no thought? Substrates for simple programming for all

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The article examines the history of no-code programming, tracing it back to systems like FLOW-MATIC from 1957. It questions whether no-code is truly new and introduces the concept of 'programming substrates' to analyze different levels of software interaction, from source code to graphical user interfaces, and their respective capabilities and complexities.

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