> For instance, to turn a button red, we shouldn't have to write code. We should just be able point to the button and select a shade of red. Instead of talking about concepts the computer cares about (like variables and servers), programming tools should talk about things the programmer cares about (an image or a cloth order).

This is the concrete example of what the revolution will look like. It doesn't involve interfaces or logic, just a color customization, which has been possible in most user-facing software as long as I can remember.

The only thing that can bridge the gap between as-yet-unknown interfaces (in the most generic sense) and non-programmers is some flavor of artificial intelligence, which is far from a forgone conclusion.