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Why Software Engineering Will Never Die
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I Programmer Why Software Engineering Will Never Die A new published paper, "Preparing Students for the Software Industry New Demands", is ostensibly a study on how graduates can become job ready. However, it also prompts thinking about the extent to which programmer jobs are threatened by low code tools or…
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