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by IOT_Apprentice
2723 days ago
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This feels, unrealistic. Coding practices, tools and technology have minimally changed since the 70's. Faster machines, but with each new language, you still have the baggage of design/code/compile/test/debug/refactor and the library/dependency hell that plagues things like oh, say Node.js with NPM, maven with Java, make with C/C++ etc. etc. Then there is the flood of new "UI hotness libraries" in the JavaScript space alone. Pick one. wait 6 months and see what else is now the new hotness or if your current one has changed with a new major version release (Angular?). There should be more folks like Bret Victor working with language teams in the FANG(+MS) companies to drive some further breakthroughs in reducing cognitive load and tool/library dependency complexities. Where are this generation's Alan Kay and Jean-Marie Hullot types, pushing the envelope on software development environments? |
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