Sure, these three techs will still be relevant (not sure about async js in 10 years, I'm waiting for when web assembly will get threads support 😁)
My hope is that Docker and kubernetes will be abstracted away in 10 years, basically "make heroku/Google app engine/AWS elastic beanstalk cool again".
Docker and kubernetes make sense in a lot of contexts, they make less sense in others and I feel like some devs are just over hyping the whole thing. The old idea of using a hammer for everything.
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It's best to guess these at a higher abstraction level than just programming languages. I'd include here:
async / await
and I don't think this will be fading in the next 10 years)Sure, these three techs will still be relevant (not sure about async js in 10 years, I'm waiting for when web assembly will get threads support 😁)
My hope is that Docker and kubernetes will be abstracted away in 10 years, basically "make heroku/Google app engine/AWS elastic beanstalk cool again".
Docker and kubernetes make sense in a lot of contexts, they make less sense in others and I feel like some devs are just over hyping the whole thing. The old idea of using a hammer for everything.