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Code wont disappear unless there's some magical evolution of the PC. Last time I checked, the idea of a universal computer came from Robert Turing several deca
by rnovak 12y ago
Code wont disappear unless there's some magical evolution of the PC.
Last time I checked, the idea of a universal computer came from Robert Turing several decades ago, and no one has even come close to revolutionizing that.
Even quantum computers fundamentally are hardware devices that emulate other computational machines through means of software/algorithmic theory. It hasn't changed, and it wont.
Just because you can understand a couple languages doesn't mean you understand computation.
- estraschnov 12y agoWhen I said code will disappear, I mean people won't use it as much as they do today. Code will still be there, assembly language is still there for instance. I agree with that point. I'm just saying that at some point, more people will be creating software, and for most of them, they won't use code, but something more visual. Similarly, today, most people don't use assembly language any more. In other words (back to what we do at Bubble), we're trying to make of JS/Python/Ruby what assembly language is today.