In this talk I will demonstrate an environment designed to make programming more pleasant, and easier to teach. It was motivated by a desire for beginning a new project to be as easy as creating Google Doc, to forget entirely about the file system, and to make wiring up dataflow relationships effortless. Of course, easier said than done. This is all very much an experiment. But a very fun one, and I think arriving at useful results.

Specifically, my project is a ClojureScript editor which uses a tree structure instead of the filesystem to make organized sense of a project, a spreadsheet-inspired dataflow system for state management, and a browser interface which blurs the distinction between programmer and end-user.