Dynamicland
It feels like this has been reposted regularly for years, but the demo videos and slightly threadbare use cases haven't changed at all. Re-imagining how we interact with computers sounds great, but it doesn't feel like this project is actually going to achieve it's goals beyond letting a small number of lucky users play around with stuff.I'm not sure if darklang is going to succeed, but that seems like a far more fruitful direction to approach the problem from. It's a very hard problem, and they are attempting to make programming a little bit more visual while not removing any power from the user, instead of making it entirely visual and almost completely dis-empowering the user. Importantly, it's actually accessible to people all over the world, and they can use it to achieve real world goals.