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> we'll be creating entire inheritance structures with one function definition.

Hooray, it's just what I always wanted. A deep nested inheritance chain that not even the original implementer really knows well.

Seconded and I'd even like to extend it to say that we'll be moving closer to automatically written code via machine learning.

So we'll see a shift away from "developer specific boilerplate" in the same way libraries have abstracted a lot of basic setup boilerplate.

You'll say "initialize a web service with these models" and the IDE will build out the majority of the project.

As long as the built parts are source code which follows human-readable formatting standards, so developers can fine-tune from the prototype, I agree.

Have you used Haskell? It can automatically generate a lot of things for you if you allow it. Sometimes I really find it amazing.