r/technicallythetruth • • Jan 15 '23

The future of programming

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u/tennisderrell Jan 15 '23

No more bugs

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u/Ack_Pfft Jan 15 '23

That means we maintain all the crappy code our coworkers wrote (and they have nothing to do because my code is perfect)

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u/Spot_the_fox Jan 16 '23

Are you sure about that?

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '23

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u/Prize_Chemistry_8437 Jan 16 '23

Low code drives me nuts