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The line between programmer and dev ops will be moved with more responsibilities on the developer. Cloud services will continue to decrease the barrier of entry
by max76 8y ago
The line between programmer and dev ops will be moved with more responsibilities on the developer. Cloud services will continue to decrease the barrier of entry while entering a price war, and every team or individual will have a set budget inside the cloud. Integration with IDEs and improved online UI and CLI tools will make these tasks very easy for everyone. We can also expect better/easier/cheaper support infrastructure for these applications. Imagine one click upload of a web app from IDEs with load balancing, monitoring, analytics, and profiling.
I'd also like to see some improvements on programming paradigms to take advantage of multicore CPUs. There are lots of ideas in this space, but no clear front runner ideology. I expect we'll continue to see improvements in this space, and hopefully a winner will emerge.
- falcolas 8y ago> more responsibilities on the developer Adding more responsibilities to a developer will not have a positive impact on the developer's productivity. Abstractions fall apart, and time has to be put into learning/keeping fresh with those technologies when it occurs.
- 3minus1 8y agoAs long as developers are graded on their ability to crank out features most will continue to not care about reliability, alerting, etc., and there will be a need for dev ops/sre/etc.