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As much as I want to snark in this thread as well – it's an audacious goal. When I was in school at Georgia Tech, one of my professors talked a lot about Small
by cyrusradfar 11y ago
As much as I want to snark in this thread as well – it's an audacious goal.
When I was in school at Georgia Tech, one of my professors talked a lot about SmallTalk and Alice. Both were ways to make coding more accessible to a larger audience.
I can't help but think that the future is going to continue to make development more accessible to people. I definitely think Gigster has their work cut out for them; nevertheless, I'm one for the fact that it would be pretty awesome if I was never asked to 'build a webpage' again.
- mziel 11y agoLots of tools make coding more accessible to large audience. IDE, higher-level languages, better tooling, libraries/frameworks/modules, stackoverflow. However this didn't result in less work for the programmers, on the contrary. Same thing may apply here. Just the pressure points will change.