(as they know it). As someone who also learned to code in the same time era as the author. The craft that we were taught is dying and a new way emerging. Progra

(as they know it). As someone who also learned to code in the same time era as the author. The craft that we were taught is dying and a new way emerging. Programming has already changed drastically since the 90s. Exceptions around low level languages, everything else is orders of magnitude faster, more efficient, more succinct, and more abundant. Combine this was AI assistance and it’s like you have super powers of productivity. Cry about how you no longer have to code the small and mundane, but solving problems and writing software is more than just coding small mundane things. It’s how those mundane things are architected and called to do a really big thing.