The Future of Programming
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Argues that modern tooling and metaphors lock programming into 1970s assumptions and shows concrete prototypes: a visual code generator that exports JSON and emits PHP/JS/SQL, a graph viewer that traces class-to-class call paths, and a small language plus compiler that uses functional core, imperative shell to make unit testing trivial and to automatically optimize queries (e.g. emit precise SELECT foo,bar). Uses RxJS and Ramda style data composition and demonstrates the prototypes working end to end.
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