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+<p>A topic that I am very disturbed about are Game/Website creators. These
+programs are what I consider is helping to destroy the technology industry.
+Not only is this causing for more people to be able to create mediocre apps
+(games, websites, or otherwise) and therefore lowering programming salaries
+and the chances <b>real programmers</b> have of obtaining a job, but it also
+promotes bad code leading to bloated projects.</p>
+
+<p>The first aspect is that these 'creators' are destroying the industry for
+<b>real programmers</b> (not people who think they're programmers because
+some mobile app creator helped them make a stupid clock app that they put
+on their phone). This is because it is allowing more people who have <b>no
+respect</b> for the field to enter and create bad apps. More people
+entering the field means less work for <b>real programmers</b> and the little
+work that may be found will be for lower wages (something that for now the
+programmer master race has been able to avoid because of the few people
+who want to get involved in programming due to its intense logic and, in
+some cases, mathematics).</p>
+
+<p>The second aspect is that it leads to bad code and terrible performance.
+This is because these creators turn whatever is put into their GUI into a
+real programming language which then gets compiled or interpreted. The
+issue with this kind of cross-compiling is that it makes the code <b>a lot</b>
+uglier and <b>a lot</b> messier. A good example of this without even looking
+at creators is the <a href="http://haxe.org/" target="_blank" >HaXe Programming Language</a>, which I
+had used for a while to make Flash games (before thinking I'm stupid for
+using Flash please take into account that this was before JavaScript became
+such a powerful language that you could easily write games with it, before
+HTML5 came out). With HaXe you don't actually compile, you cross-compile
+into another language and that language then gets compiled or interpreted.
+Now, if you look at the code that is generated by HaXe in the other
+language (as I have) you will see that it is <b>very</b> unnecessarily messy.
+This isn't hard to understand why it creates something so messy, just think
+how you would actually do something like this, that cross-compiles to
+another language, it's not a very easy task. Same goes for the creators,
+they turn whatever you created in the GUI to a programming language and
+along with it comes a ton of unnecessary code that will just take up more
+memory and make performance slower. In this aspect, can I blame them? No.
+But that doesn't justify it being a replacement for the programming the
+app yourself.</p>
+
+<p>Finally, even though one could say "It helps others get interested in the
+field.". This is wrong, very much so. How can one say that it will help
+others gain interest in the field if they're not even doing anything about
+the field (that is, <b>they're not programming</b>). If you're using a creator
+you obviously don't care about the field, since you're trying very hard to
+avoid all the hard stuff that goes along with creating decent apps. Instead
+of learning it all, hard and easy, you learn something that does the actual
+programming for you ('game maker make me a game') instead of having genuine
+interest in making something nice.</p>
+
+<p>To put it this way, I'm fine if you use a website creator, for example, to
+make a personal website of yours (just don't expect me to debug it
+when things to wrong, 'cause I don't want to have to go through one <b>very
+long line</b> of HTML and CSS). Other than that, <b>no game creators</b> and
+<b>no app creators</b>. All these do is ruin the the programming industry and
+turn code quality down, performance down, and wages down.</p>
+