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End-User Programming Productivity Tools

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posted on 2006-01-01, 00:00 authored by Andrew Ko, Brad Myers, Michael Coblenz, Jeffrey Stylos

Our research focuses on developing interactive technologies for a broad range of end-user programming activities, including code construction, verification, debugging, and understanding. A common goal among all of these technologies is to identify core ideas that can be used across a variety of domains and programmer populations.

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