Very interesting... just imagine: coding without having to do the typing. Navigating around the IDE without ever having to know a single hotkey. Looking things up on the web by providing no more than a vague thought instead of a query. The possibilities are literally endless. It's good to see that people are working on this topic, but I think it's still a thing of the future, I don't expect any major adoption any time soon.
Just a Modern Languages grad learning about the most modern languages of them all! I've been playing around with HTML and CSS since ye olden days of inline styles. Interdisciplinary by design.
Amazing article! it truly is a fascinating topic. And awesome profile too, btw! I come from a somewhat similar educational background (currently on month 3 of a bootcamp) so it's quite inspiring to read :)
What an incredible time to be alive, that one curious & intelligent person can buy these tools and make actual, working software controlled only by the brain. The 3D-controlled landscape was the high point for me. Thanks for sharing your work & research!
I think a hybrid approach would be really interesting, I've used VR sculpting/art tools that would flow a lot better with these extra controls. Like having an extra hand or two for mode selection or whatever, to complement the excellent spatial control/awareness we already have in our hands. And the form factor would make sense, since you're already strapping things to your head.
Tech Lead/Team Lead. Senior WebDev.
Intermediate Grade on Computer Systems-
High Grade on Web Application Development-
MBA (+Marketing+HHRR).
Studied a bit of law, economics and design
Location
Spain
Education
Higher Level Education Certificate on Web Application Development
Very interesting... just imagine: coding without having to do the typing. Navigating around the IDE without ever having to know a single hotkey. Looking things up on the web by providing no more than a vague thought instead of a query. The possibilities are literally endless. It's good to see that people are working on this topic, but I think it's still a thing of the future, I don't expect any major adoption any time soon.
Amazing article! it truly is a fascinating topic. And awesome profile too, btw! I come from a somewhat similar educational background (currently on month 3 of a bootcamp) so it's quite inspiring to read :)
It is absolutely fascinating what is accessible to software developers these days.
What an incredible time to be alive, that one curious & intelligent person can buy these tools and make actual, working software controlled only by the brain. The 3D-controlled landscape was the high point for me. Thanks for sharing your work & research!
I think a hybrid approach would be really interesting, I've used VR sculpting/art tools that would flow a lot better with these extra controls. Like having an extra hand or two for mode selection or whatever, to complement the excellent spatial control/awareness we already have in our hands. And the form factor would make sense, since you're already strapping things to your head.
That was amazing, thank you for sharing this fantastic article :) !!
That's amazing! 🤯 😁
Wow! great article!
This is just great.
Woah.
Lovely post, among the first Neuroscience posts that I've come across on the DEV Community
Amazing!! Without a computer science degree and you are able to do that!!! Wowwwww!!! Congratulations!! Wishing to read more