Reminds me (once again) of the famous Salesforce marketing campaign, "The End of Software". What they meant was "the end of on-prem software and its installati

Reminds me (once again) of the famous Salesforce marketing campaign, "The End of Software". What they meant was "the end of on-prem software and its installation headaches" because the software was in the cloud - which was innovative at the time. What appeals to people in "The End of Code" is the end of being forced to use a superficially illegible formal language.