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There is more programming then ever.
I have been in development for over thirty years. The first thing I heard was that it is a dead end job. After all, computers would soon be self programming. The simple fact is that increased capability spurs increased demand. As programming becomes easier, we are asked to use the new tools to create more complex software.
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...  FreeBSD | 04/26/04
Abolutely  FirstNLastN | 04/26/04
Here we go again  Mycroft_514 | 04/26/04
Reply from author - good question!  jon_collins | 04/29/04
COBOL  TomMariner | 04/26/04
Datamation  IT_User | 04/26/04
.NET has changed everything...  Mike Cox | 04/26/04
Dot this...  AbsolutelyNot | 04/26/04
Thats more like it....mikes back...NT  GoneFishing | 04/26/04
I have to write more code than I did 10 years ago  jorwell | 04/26/04
There is more programming then ever.  jwreed2345@... | 04/26/04
I think we concur on this  jon_collins | 04/29/04
OFFSHORING of jobs yes it is DEAD  Enterprise Analyst | 04/26/04
Another "silver bullet"  whitroth | 04/27/04
MDA doesn't go far enough  rod.dowler@... | 04/28/04
You still have to understand and handle ALL of the details.  DonnieBoy | 04/28/04
it is still here  V Sanders | 05/01/04

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