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concept:cognitive-dimensions-of-notationCognitive Dimensions of Notation
Existing framework for analyzing notational surfaces; extended by the technical dimensions framework to cover interaction, customizability, and other non-notational aspects.
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- A systematic framework for analyzing and comparing programming systems along multiple independent axes, proposed as a common language for programming systems research.
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- Programming Systemsmembers_of
- Generative Communicationmembers_of
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