End of Programming? Grady Booch Dismisses Claims Based on Simple Language Migration
Grady_Booch · x · 2026-08-26
Grady Booch refutes the "end of programming" narrative. While acknowledging the changing nature of software development through his daily use of Claude AI, he criticizes the conclusion drawn from merely migrating an established system between languages without functional or architectural changes. He argues that the computing world is far grander than one individual's experience, and such a shift does not signal the end for millions of other developers.
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