I know there are more too but I can’t find them right now.
You could probably find a lot of good stuff just searching GitHub for “Bret Victor”.
There are lots of people in academia experimenting with programming languages and environments. Try searching for papers that cite Bret Victor as well and I’m sure you’ll find plenty.
For a quick glimpse at the academic world without spending hours looking for papers worth reading, I recommend perusing the Strange Loop Conference YouTube channel. There are some interesting experimental programming languages and IDEs out there.
Edit: This comment is a goldmine: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34485994
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There are lots of hobbyists, academics, and even companies inspired by Bret Victor’s talks alone.
I know of at least 2 open source experimental programs that were inspired by specific demos:
https://github.com/laszlokorte/reform-swift
http://recursivedrawing.com/
I know there are more too but I can’t find them right now. You could probably find a lot of good stuff just searching GitHub for “Bret Victor”.
There are lots of people in academia experimenting with programming languages and environments. Try searching for papers that cite Bret Victor as well and I’m sure you’ll find plenty.
For a quick glimpse at the academic world without spending hours looking for papers worth reading, I recommend perusing the Strange Loop Conference YouTube channel. There are some interesting experimental programming languages and IDEs out there.