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Adam Crockett
Adam Crockett

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Predict the future of programming

Let's play a little game, I'm going to try to predict the future of code,

I believe that that in 50 - 100 years:

  1. code will not be written solely by hand, most languages will be written closely with AI intertwined, like a linter or steroids, the experience will be sort of like pair programming with somebody much smarter who knows your intent by the direction your code is heading.

  2. Code will be self healing

  3. Quantum computers will be the size of smart phones and people won't think twice.

  4. No optical displays. From machine to brain, who needs screens.

  5. Programming will primarily be achieved through dancing. (Okay it's an art, but I took that to far) πŸ’ƒπŸ•Ί

Was I right? what do you think about the future of programming?

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I especially like the defence of dance to interface, I almost wish dance code was a thing. πŸ˜‚

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