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by Mikhail_Edoshin
1303 days ago
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Unlikely. On one hand notations should be a commodity and they indeed should be unique to the task. There is no point and no way to try making a unified notation for music and chess. On the other hand there is no point to make multiple notations for the same thing. And programming is indeed the same thing from lowest to highest levels, composable like a Russian doll, or we won't be able to build large systems. So the future of programming is a single notation that actually reflects what programming is. We do not have it yet, this is why we have so many "programming languages". |
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