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To answer the question in a more practical sense than the plugging of a specific workflow and asking "Is this the future?", that the article posits: 1. Back to
by Supermancho 5y ago
To answer the question in a more practical sense than the plugging of a specific workflow and asking "Is this the future?", that the article posits:
1. Back to easy indirection resolution (https://youtu.be/baxtyeFVn3w?t=1786 https://youtu.be/baxtyeFVn3w?t=1786, re: gtoolkit)
2. Comments that are not inline, but can point to various blocks/parts of code and overlap (multiple comments can apply to single parts of code).
3. More support for unit testing. function call tracking (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51901676/get-the-lists-of-functions-used-called-within-a-function-in-python https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51901676/get-the-lists-o...).
4. Conducting behavioral studies via opt-in submission of eye tracking data. A great deal of data is flowing through IDEs and not being leveraged to improve the daily tools of developers.