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- Context-aware IDEs with significantly more powerful versions of today's intellisense tools. - Compilers with even more powerful implicit behavior- forget aut
by dhruvmittal 8y ago
- Context-aware IDEs with significantly more powerful versions of today's intellisense tools.
- Compilers with even more powerful implicit behavior- forget automatically creating Get() and Set(), we'll be creating entire inheritance structures with one function definition.
- reificator 8y ago> we'll be creating entire inheritance structures with one function definition. Hooray, it's just what I always wanted. A deep nested inheritance chain that not even the original implementer really knows well.
- huffmsa 8y agoSeconded and I'd even like to extend it to say that we'll be moving closer to automatically written code via machine learning. So we'll see a shift away from "developer specific boilerplate" in the same way libraries have abstracted a lot of basic setup boilerplate. You'll say "initialize a web service with these models" and the IDE will build out the majority of the project.
- vharuck 8y agoAs long as the built parts are source code which follows human-readable formatting standards, so developers can fine-tune from the prototype, I agree.
- rowanG077 8y agoHave you used Haskell? It can automatically generate a lot of things for you if you allow it. Sometimes I really find it amazing.