Now what is ahead over the next few years? I am personally working on what I call Deluge NG - the next generation of Deluge that I hope would offer much more expressive power, while at the same time being as accessible as Deluge today. My goal is to empower the "casual programmer" or even power user to get a lot more done, without having to get a Computer Science degree. It is still early days on Deluge NG, but as it matures, I will post a series of articles on it. We will offer an experimental version of it online, running on a separate instance from the present Creator, so people can get a taste of what is coming. 

For those technically inclined, the driving theme of Deluge, present in an underlying, unexposed form in the present version, but fully brought to the surface in Deluge NG, is the idea of a fully queryable type system. Basically every type, every piece of data, in your program is fully queryable in Deluge, using a very expressive query syntax. The vision behind this queryable type system is that most of what you express in loops should really be queries on your data, and it is the lack of query power in languages that forces you to build explicit loops. For a variety of reasons that I won't get into here, explicit loops are a major design smell in my world, and I want our Deluge developers to be able to avoid them as much as possible.