We’re All (Folk) Programmers - by Spencer Chang - Reboot
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How to make software work for us
Essays We’re All (Folk) Programmers How to make software work for us Spencer Chang Jul 01, 2024 45 1 18 Share The internet today feels like many corporate walled gardens, but it hasn’t always been like this. Spencer Chang encourages us to imagine a programmable web and make software work for us. —Tianyu Fang, Reboot Editorial Board We’re All (Folk) Programmers By Spencer Chang Internet Checkpoint My first memory of the Internet involves sneaking onto my family’s shared computer to play a video game my older brother had downloaded. It featured a “matchmaking” system to pair you with other peopl
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