My take, in a few years many "frameworks" for front end and back end will be LLM based. Areas where you document your tables with pure language, what tables are

My take, in a few years many "frameworks" for front end and back end will be LLM based. Areas where you document your tables with pure language, what tables are ok to be manipulated by what kind of user. And LLMs will make a REST/GQL service exist from all of that. For the front end, I believe that front-end frameworks will rely on LLMs to costumize the look and feel. It will also allow you to define "forms" that know how to call the right back-end service, as long as you give it the appropriate doc links. I think the no-code revolution may get a huge boost now that llms exist. It will take 2-3 years before this is commonplace.