Future of Programming
Summary
A YouTube video discussing the future of programming, linked from Lobsters with accompanying community comments.
View Cached Full Text
Cached at: 10/17/26, 04:54 PM
Similar Articles
The future of programming (1982)
A retrospective 1982 piece speculating on the future of programming, reflecting the era's predictions about languages, tools, and software development.
Ask HN: Where is our profession (programmer) going?
A developer shares observations from a friend's company where Claude is heavily used for coding, code review, and understanding, leading to questions about the future of the programming profession.
Programming will (probably) die – Musk is convinced, and I think I'm starting to believe it too.
Discusses Elon Musk's claim that programming will eventually die as AI generates binaries directly from text descriptions, comparing source code to assembly and reflecting on verification and abstraction challenges.
The Era of Programming Languages Exploration is upon Us
A blog post arguing that despite an 'existential crisis' mood among programming-languages researchers fearing AI will make humans stop writing code, the field is entering an era of unprecedented exploration where LLMs accelerate research and the beautiful theoretical ideas of PL remain as compelling as ever.
@GergelyOrosz: "Application development did not change much for 20 years, but now, a new wave is crashing in. Most computers in the fu…
A tweet shares a 1982 quote by James Martin, predicting that application development will evolve with computers working without programmers, potentially facing resistance from programmers.