What Will a Programmer's Workday Look Like in 10 Years?
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The talk examines how a programmer’s workday may change over the next decade, arguing that tools like git, manual environment setup, and manual code review will become obsolete. It demonstrates and reasons about current technologies (continuous integration/deployment, automated environment provisioning, automated versioning and review workflows) that can replace commits, pull requests, local dev setup, and manual code review, and predicts how best practices will evolve.
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