> Visual content creation tools such as Scratch, DWNLD and Telerik will continue to improve until all functionality required to build apps is available to consumers — without having to write a line of code.
> Who needs to code when you can use visual building blocks or even plain English to describe intent? Advances in natural-language processing and conceptual modeling will remove the need for traditional coding from app development.
Seriously? This dream died long, long ago. The hard part of software development is not the syntax; it's deciding exactly what you want to happen for every possible input or event.
> Who needs to code when you can use visual building blocks or even plain English to describe intent? Advances in natural-language processing and conceptual modeling will remove the need for traditional coding from app development.
Seriously? This dream died long, long ago. The hard part of software development is not the syntax; it's deciding exactly what you want to happen for every possible input or event.