With vibe-coding, anyone can become a coder. But can they grow into a software engineer?

Erratum: The Evolution of Mathematical Programming Systems, The Journal of the Operational Research Society, Vol. 36, No. 7 (Jul., 1985), p. 651 ...

Hence, Jensen is definitely right in that “nobody has to program” in computer programming languages but will do so with human languages. Prompt engineering will become an everyday skill for everyone, ...

Continuous Evolution of Programming Languages Programming languages are not static. They evolve, with new features being added or deprecated.

The evolution of programming models and hardware architectures points to the need for a return to domain-specific systems that align closely with business logic, security needs, and industry ...