Future of Programming?

From: Universe (universe_at_tAkEcovadOuT.net)
Date: 03/19/04 

Date: Fri, 19 Mar 2004 11:53:33 -0500

"Thomas Gagné" <tgagne@wide-open-west.com> wrote:

> ... If change is necessary, it will come slowly. Going from C to C++ to
> Java didn't require that much change. C# is not taking programmers into
dramatic
> new directions. Perhaps languages have basically evolved as much as
> they're going to. That doesn't necessarily mean they've evolved
> adequately, just that the research behind languages has perhaps fallen
> below the threshhold necessary to propell it forward appreciably.
> Though there are many new languages little new has been developed, or
> has drawn attention, since OO back in the 70s. That's a long time to go
> without a new paradigm.

Graphic model programming.

Architecture in Visual Graphic Model Programming will:
    a) create overall system models
    b) create subsystem, including layer models on the basis of 'a)'
    c) transform Analysis deliverable, vendor agnostic, use case design
        object models into "vendor aware" models. these will mainly
        be domain, application and user interface object models.
    d) input all of the above into the compiler and linker to create
        runable object files.

Elliott

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