The best they can do is say that middle management is feeling the squeeze. Google for "middle management squeeze" for a cornucopia of articles from every year for the last two decades.
The best they can do is say that middle management is feeling the squeeze. Google for "middle management squeeze" for a cornucopia of articles from every year for the last two decades.
I am personally skeptical that no-code solutions will replace software developers at a significant scale.
Creating a boilerplate project with no integrations or existing logic is one thing. It's a very different thing to use generative AI to maintain existing systems, integrations, and business logic without a human that knows these systems.
The landscape will change for software developers. Probably dramatically. But anyone predicting the end of software developers has as much credibility as someone who says they can talk to dead people.