Yeah I feel like this is just the beginning. I'm in my 40s with a pretty interesting background and I feel like maybe I'll make it to retirement. There are sti

Yeah I feel like this is just the beginning. I'm in my 40s with a pretty interesting background and I feel like maybe I'll make it to retirement. There are still mainframe programmers after all. Maintaining legacy stuff will still have a place. But I think we'll be the last generation where programmers will be this prevalent and the job market will severely contract. No/low code solutions backed by llms are going to eat away at a lot of what we do, and for traditional programming the tooling we use is going to improve rapidly and greatly reduce the number of developers needed.