imagine in 10-20 years, software engineers as we know it will be obsolete.
I've heard people saying this since the mid-70's.
I lump it into the same trash bin with flying cars and orbiting space hotels, and "90 minutes from New York to Paris — undersea by rail." Things envisioned by artists that will never happen in my lifetime, or yours.
Lots of other languages, tools, libraries, and frameworks have already made SWEs orders of magnitude more productive over the course of the last 40+ years. I don't think there's any indication of the field shrinking or slowing down as a result of that though.
Yea because in the future everyone will write code and things like
Copilot get us there. You’re probably an engineer who likes making way more than average. So you’re biased
I've heard people saying this since the mid-70's.
I lump it into the same trash bin with flying cars and orbiting space hotels, and "90 minutes from New York to Paris — undersea by rail." Things envisioned by artists that will never happen in my lifetime, or yours.