The Evolution of End User Programming

[maritzafrizell]

just chillin' here…nice page!

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[WilsterB]

Loved it. As I watched, I thought about all the possible things that will probably be possible in the next decade. EUP will be the next "cool" thing to play with. Thanks for the video Google. Offer me a job please!? :)

[TehClark]

Where's the puke?

[1888junkteam]

excellent work!

[webguruindia]

Liked the presentation a lot

[drupalizer]

He mentions driving while texting as a case where limited attention is available. Bad example. If you're driving, you shouldn't even be trying to do anything else - you should be devoting ALL your attention to the road ahead.

[shaunak84]

@drupalizer yet you're probably completely okay with listening to music while driving.

[SuperU2tube]

Please also see:-

YouTube - The true History of spreadsheets.wmv

for an alternative history of spreadsheets on mainframes - 6 years earlier !

[elianmdp]

Rather than commenting on audio or chairs in the room, I'd say the talk is boring, nothing new. IBM pays this ?

[macias102]

At around 21:08 there is a piece, when there is web browser visible, you move the mouse around web page, and there is a block highlighted on mouse hover. What program does that?

[Ormaaj]

Scripting interfaces for applications are usually a good solution, especially when its something like python which is powerful yet easy for anyone to learn quickly. Anyone can then change the behavior of, add functionality to, or automate an application without having to go in and understand all of the source code - you just look at the API for the scripting interface.

[tinkumd]

on windows, you don't even need a formal scripting interface.

My favorite end user programming tool is autohotkey. It allows me to program the user interface of any windows application with standard gui controls.

[Ormaaj]

@tinkumd Autoit is better, but still a terrible language. In any event, gui automation should be a last resort when theres no other practical way to interface with a program.

[theBritzed]

good talk. interesting approaches. But, is this really the development situation today?! gosh, you programmers have a lot of catching up to do in order to understand user input. thought this development would be way farther ahead. :(

how bout teaching recorders the meaning of time? :)

[michalhantl]

The video in the example is LOUD! Otherwise the audio seems to be okay.

[badcalculon]

wish these talks had captions so I wouldn't have to listen to the perpetually annoying audio

[rabbitwho]

I love the different colors of the chairs everyone is sitting on. I bet someone actually planned that out. Either with a pen and paper or by trying out alternate arrangements and then standing back and looking at them and running forward again and switching a red and blue chair and then standing back and looking at them again.

And also the lecture is good and interesting!

[Rocky1138]

This is great stuff, but there has to be an automated or VERY EASY way to inform software companies of mixed initiatives or EUP that you had to do to get your work done.

This is also another reason that open source software works better than closed source in that you yourself can make modifications to software then release your changes back for everyone to use, whereas with closed source, you have to simply hope the developers listen to you.

[lennyhome]

Why would you want a brain when you can buy Apple products instead?