1. For most developers nothing much will change, some will learn new languages and frameworks and think they discovered a new world, but it's the same ol' thing.
2. The tech sector would have cast it's vote on rust, either it has been adopted or it's just going to be a niche language.
Elixir is going to be more popular than rust.
Swift is going to be more popular than rust.
3. There will be new AI adaptations to Machine learning and Deep learning algorithms with fancier names, and we will hear that AI is still coming. General AI will still remain unrealized. Developers will be much more better, we will have generations of developers that learned software engineering from a young age and learned how to work with massive code base from a very young age. Awesome tooling for managing software complexity will exist.
4. Swift, PHP, Logical Languages will become popular again.
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1. For most developers nothing much will change, some will learn new languages and frameworks and think they discovered a new world, but it's the same ol' thing.
2. The tech sector would have cast it's vote on rust, either it has been adopted or it's just going to be a niche language. Elixir is going to be more popular than rust. Swift is going to be more popular than rust.
3. There will be new AI adaptations to Machine learning and Deep learning algorithms with fancier names, and we will hear that AI is still coming. General AI will still remain unrealized. Developers will be much more better, we will have generations of developers that learned software engineering from a young age and learned how to work with massive code base from a very young age. Awesome tooling for managing software complexity will exist.
4. Swift, PHP, Logical Languages will become popular again.