Future of Coding

Future of Coding

Welcome to the podcast and open-journal research project to create the future of coding. My name is Steve Krouse.

Every week I release a new podcast, alternating between recapping my own research over the past two weeks and interviewing programming experts.

You can read more about this project here.

You can also join our Slack group , which has monthly meetups in NYC.

Episodes

2017 Nov 06 - #16 - Research Recap Eight: Life & Work Planning
2017 Oct 17 - #15 - Raising Genius with Scott Mueller
2017 Oct 09 - #14 - Research Recap Seven: Master Planning
2017 Oct 03 - #13 - Teaching Elm To 4th Graders: Christopher Anand
2017 Sep 25 - #12 - Research Recap Six: CycleJS Deep Dive
2017 Sep 19 - #11 - How ReactJS was created - with Pete Hunt
2017 Sep 13 - #10 - Unison's Paul Chiusano on how Abstraction Will Save Distributed Computing
2017 Sep 11 - #9 - Research Recap Five
2017 Aug 30 - #8 - Research Recap Four
2017 Jul 21 - #7 - Looker's Lloyd Tabb on Growing Languages Through Deprecation
2017 Aug 24 - #6 - Research Recap Three (WoofJS Workflow)
2017 Aug 09 - #5 - Samantha John of Hopscotch on Learnable Programming
2017 Aug 09 - #4 - Research Recap Two
2017 Jul 29 - #3 - Jonathan Leung on Inventing on Principle
2017 Jul 16 - #2 - Research Recap
2017 Jul 13 - #1 - Welcome to the Future of Coding

Current Research

2017 Jul 25 - Prototype Ideas - different ideas I'm considering prototyping or blogging about
2017 Jul 17 - Links - my research into others' work in this field
2017 Jul 13 - Journal - every weekday I write here about my progress

Past Research

2017 May 09 - The Rose Project (April 2017)
2017 Mar 25 - The Rose Project (March 2017)
2017 Jan 06 - Resources for creating front-end programming languages and frameworks in 2017
2017 Nov 19 - Types are shapes — a graphical programming exploration
2017 Aug 02 - Goodbye, Seymour
2017 Jul 27 - The Trick to Teach Anonymous Functions to 11-Year-Olds
2017 Jul 25 - Scratch Has a Marketing Problem
2017 Jul 12 - WoofJS — making JavaScript learnable