part1 – Ted Neward
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Claims the next five years are about programming languages, arguing a renaissance where companies use domain-specific languages and language-oriented programming to solve everyday business apps. Cites ThoughtWorks experience and the split between practitioners who need working systems and academics who invent fancy type systems (lambda and pi calculus examples). Argues languages already enable profitable tooling and deployable DSLs rather than just academic exercises.
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