End-user programming language: the CHI'92 workshop report

Authors:
Wayne D. Gray;James C. Spohrer;Thomas R. G. Green
Affiliations:
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Venue:
ACM SIGCHI Bulletin
Year:
1993

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Abstract

The call for participation for the Workshop on End User Programming began with the following statement:In the beginning, every user was a programmer. While that appeared to change forever in the 80's, the 90's are shaping up as the decade of macro-languages, scripting languages, authoring languages, dbase query languages, inter-application communication languages, and event languages. Programming in some form or another will become inescapable and again, every user will be a programmer. The 90's will be the decade of end-user programming.