I think this particular paradigm shift happens every 15 to 20 years :) Even in the event of a perfect “no code” era, i.e. a future where we speak to the comput

I think this particular paradigm shift happens every 15 to 20 years :) Even in the event of a perfect “no code” era, i.e. a future where we speak to the computer and tell it what we want it to do, we’d still have programmers. They just would be doing the job very differently. Maybe we wouldn’t even call them programmers at that point. But the job would be there. Complexity will never go away and you’ll always need someone to manage it. That’s life, that’s reality.