So we will have some abstract language that will allow business people to define what software should do and on that base AI will generate source code and working project.
Wait, wait, I have heard that it was called BPMN and it generated underneath Enterprise Java Beans and it was working amazingly, all software is written today, right? Right?
But, but nobody touches this crap besides generating pictures to show on Powerpoint slides. Because writing software is circa 10% of all effort, specification, legal stuff, maintenance, avoiding technical debt, proper test cases, anomaly testing, performance testing the right stuff. That is hard, that matters. Software 2.0 is barking the wrong tree.
Wait, wait, I have heard that it was called BPMN and it generated underneath Enterprise Java Beans and it was working amazingly, all software is written today, right? Right?
But, but nobody touches this crap besides generating pictures to show on Powerpoint slides. Because writing software is circa 10% of all effort, specification, legal stuff, maintenance, avoiding technical debt, proper test cases, anomaly testing, performance testing the right stuff. That is hard, that matters. Software 2.0 is barking the wrong tree.