Microsoft Engineer Declares Era Of Typing Code Is 'Absolutely Over'
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The Microsoft engineer says the era of typing code is coming to an end and AI giants are doing a greater part of software development. The post Microsoft Engineer: The Coding Era Is Over appeared first on Digitato.
A well-deserved engineer, Microsoft, David Fowler, believes that the time when the code was written with his fingers is over: "Writing code by hand is everything," he said in H. Fowler, worked at Microsoft for 18 years and participated in the creation of key tools for the .NET platform. Post provoked a lively discussion in the comments.
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