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I'd note that assembly, C, and Python didn't replace 'programming' but were expected to do so. I'd wager that what you now call 'detailed documentation/specs' w

I'd note that assembly, C, and Python didn't replace 'programming' but were expected to do so. I'd wager that what you now call 'detailed documentation/specs' will still be called programming in 10 or even 20 years.

falcor84 5y ago
If you could change a sentence in the documentation and then run a ~1min compilation to see the resulting software, it would be a very different kind of programming. I suppose it'll give a new meaning to Readme-Driven-Development.