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that's kind of what i meant. someone has to tell the thing what to do, in a understandable way. and this will not be the client/manager/whoeverneedssomething.
by serndo4 10y ago
that's kind of what i meant.
someone has to tell the thing what to do, in a understandable way. and this will not be the client/manager/whoeverneedssomething.
and that's not coding. that's software engineering.
maybe codingmonkeys will disappear but a "developer" is, imo, a guy who does more than code
- onion2k 10y agosomeone has to tell the thing what to do, in a understandable way. and this will not be the client/manager/whoeverneedssomething. To start with, sure. That's where we are now - even the best "AI" tool needs a lot of help from the user giving it instructions in specific language. That will improve very quickly though. For a limited subset of apps, you will be able to describe what you want in plain English and get something usable out of it. That subset will start off being the sort of apps people have made in VB for years, and now make in web languages. If that's what you do then your job will be automated away over the next decade. Learn to make something that can't easily be automated.