The Next Decade of Software Development
summary
Predicts Moore's Law hits a hard limit within the next decade because transistors approach atomic scale, cites Moore's Law ends within a decade and compares compute: iPad 2 ~1.9 GFLOPS, RTX 4090 ~82 TFLOPS, Frontier supercomputer ~1.1 EFLOPS at 20 MW. Notes Apple M1/M2 fuse CPU GPU and tensor units on-die for efficient ML, cites Starlink ~400 Mbps down, ~20 ms for remote broadband, warns insurers may force containerized apps for security, and flags quantum milestones (Sycamore 54 qubits; one broken on run).
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:03Influence of .NET Rocks
- 2:05Moore's Law end
- 10:13Transistor miniaturization limits
- 16:15Network constraints and 5G
- 19:46Pandemic impact on devs
- 23:59Economic shifts for devs
- 24:21Browser landscape
- 26:50WebAssembly and Blazor
- 28:59Web3 and blockchain
- 33:30.NET cloud evolution
- 35:18MAUI cross-platform
- 36:42Power Platform low-code
- 39:10Containerization and security
- 43:05Artificial intelligence and machine learning tools
- 52:12AR headsets future
- 58:11Quantum computing apps
- 1:06:58Closing remarks
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