We've been waiting for years for software to become something more organized and reliable. It will take a rethinking of the fundamentals to get there IMO, along

We've been waiting for years for software to become something more organized and reliable. It will take a rethinking of the fundamentals to get there IMO, along the lines of Brad Cox's thinking in [0]. Object-oriented programming was a revelation for a period, but overhype and overselling has made it non grata to a lot of developers. Now we wonder, what the next iteration of progress will be? [0] https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Brad-Cox-2/publication/3246772_Planning_the_software_industrial_revolution/links/540f00220cf2df04e759dae8/Planning-the-software-industrial-revolution.pdf?origin=publication_detail https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Brad-Cox-2/publication/...