I would say that well into or past the middle ages. We're already starting to break into a post-programming era. Meanwhile the programming languages and tools

I would say that well into or past the middle ages. We're already starting to break into a post-programming era. Meanwhile the programming languages and tools we have are not being effectively applied. I expect this to improve as there is convergence of aspects that work well being adopted by more and legacy vestiges that aren't as important as it was when hardware performance was a much greater factor.