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They aren't wrong, just late. Coding is already dead. Most coders I know spend very little time writing new code. Meeting/discussions about requirements, debugging, fighting with pipelines or tests. I once read that a good programmer writes 10 to 100 lines of fully functional, tested, working, and meeting the actual need code a day. I believe it.
Okay but you literally said they're still writing the code though lmao.
It's dead, not eradicated. It's just not what people spend all day doing like they used tp.
Oh no, I should probably tell this my whole company and all of their partners. We're just sitting around getting paid for nothing apparently. I've never realised that. /s
Yeah, it isn't a new thing. It's just that the pundits think there are people in dark caves writing code all day with zero human contact. Hasn't been like that for a long time. Coding is the easy part of the job now for the vast majority if competent coders. Figuring out how to balance what the users want, and what the prod7ct manager tells you to do is the really hard part.