My latest article on the Norfolk Tech Journal, discussing whether a dependancy on smart WYSIWYG editors might set back our ability to code and solve the basic problems when things go wrong.
5th July 2014 · 1 minute Read
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It’s a new month, and a new article on the Norfolk Tech Journal. Here I am addressing the rise of ‘smart’ WYSIWYG editors, notably Macaw, and asking whether a dependancy on the influx of native apps might overshadow our coding skills. Having said that, I am currently typing in a WYSIWYG editor, on WordPress, on a website built on Twitter Bootstrap. Heck, not everybody can know the 0s and 1s right? Should Smart WYSIWYGs Spell The End Of Coding?norfolktechjournal.com@NTJMagazine On another note, check out a sneak peek of Macaw below. It really is a lovely piece of kit, all things considered.
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