The creator of the Elixir language, José Valim, reflects on how programming languages are changing in the AI era. His main thesis: the developer has changed — so languages must change too. A translation of these reflections has been published on Habr on behalf of Hexlet. Valim believes that languages cannot stay the same when the person at the keyboard now works differently. It's not a finished manifesto but an invitation to discussion, yet the question is posed precisely. It's worth watching what proposals follow — this could shape the future of tooling in the coming years.
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