> So the programmers of the future will stop telling the computer how to perform a given task; rather they will specify what to do. In other words, declarative

> So the programmers of the future will stop telling the computer how to perform a given task; rather they will specify what to do. In other words, declarative programming will overtake imperative programming. This has been happening for a very long time with abstraction. Layers upon layers of computing "just works" without the programmer having to think about it or why. Things like GRPC/OpenAPI etc make it conceivable of a day where a product manager just needs to write the schema and methods and hit "Deploy to AWS" .