Ask HN: What does the future of programming look like?
There have been big paradigm shifts in computing before. What changes do you think are on the horizon? How do you want the future of computing to work?
The cost of inter-process-communication is going to become significantly cheaper for webassembly-interpreted languages. I expect to see libraries that share remote objects instead of just remote function calls. Sort of like python's rpyc.
I'd like it if instead of writing a web service you simply exposed specially written python/javascript/whatever objects over the web, where they could be imported by your GUI or used as an API by someone else.
Also, with Moore's law being over, special-purpose architectures may multiply as rapidly as programming languages have.