This article originally appeared on Medium. Tim O’Brien has given us permission to repost here on Radar. One of the most unexpected changes in software development right now comes from code generation. We’ve all known that it could speed up certain kinds of work, but what’s becoming clear is that it also reshapes the economics Read More
Code Generation and the Shifting Value of Software
This article originally appeared on Medium. Tim O’Brien has given us permission to repost here on Radar. One of the most unexpected changes in software development right now comes from code generation. We’ve all known that it could speed up certain kinds of work, but what’s becoming clear is that it also reshapes the economics
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