I agree completely, and would add further than more lay people than ever are using computers to do even more cotidian but critical tasks than ever, involving co

I agree completely, and would add further than more lay people than ever are using computers to do even more cotidian but critical tasks than ever, involving commerce, personal information, their digital memories, love lives, etc. Not only do individual programs do more, but more of life itself is done through computers and by people who are not specially trained to operate each system. This is also why fears of devs writing themselves out of a job is a laughable. The easier to use and more powerful we make our software for public consumption, the more opprtunities to optimize our lives the public demands. It's hard work, but the future is bright.