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[โ€“] 1 point 3 weeks ago

@half@makertube.net Maybe I was a bit "pessimistic" - your arguments are correct. But will it matter to all developers? My take is that there will be less programmers being capable to read and write code. It will be a skill necessary for some but not for all. This new profession might not be a programmer or developer, rather a "software builder" who knows just enough about technology to not produce too much of slop. Note that this is not what I want to happen, it is just what I assume, based on what I see in the industry and on my personal experiments and the way previous technological revolutions worked out and some fantasy. ;)

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