“Programming is dead”: Blogger argues ‘dead’ means mature and stable
bibryam · x · 2026-09-01
Bibryam tweeted a sequence of claims stating that Java, Kubernetes, DevOps, Serverless, and now Programming are 'dead'. He clarified that in this context, 'dead' means the technology is mature, stable, and well-understood by the industry, rather than being obsolete. It implies these fields are no longer hot topics for marketing, DevRel, or conferences.
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