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IDEs are not going away. The next generation programming languages will have to be IDE-first. The syntax would have to be designed specifically to be amenable t
by zelly 7y ago
IDEs are not going away. The next generation programming languages will have to be IDE-first. The syntax would have to be designed specifically to be amenable to autocompletion by ML language models.
One day code will not even be authored in a text format. It will be a binary format that is manipulated by some kind of visual graph editor. Who knows what it will look like. With brain-computer interfaces you may not even be typing or using your hands anymore.
Don't get married to plain text.
- clownpenis_fart 7y agocode is written once, modified 10 times, and read 100 times coding productivity is absolutely not about how fast you type the text into the computer it is very much about how readable the code is though, and ide fancy autocompletion aren't helping with that text has proven for millenias to be an effective way to represent ideas, so do get married to it