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09 July 2005

Spaghetti bedreigt de wereld

Dit artikel was eerder te lezen op Infoworld.

Moore's Law is een bekende wet uit de hardwarewereld. Gordon Moore deed omstreeks 1965 een gewaagde uitspraak. Hij beweerde dat het aantal componenten op een microchip sinds 1959 ieder jaar verdubbeld was. Voor software lijkt een soortgelijke wet te gelden. Hoeveel regels code kan een programmeur aan? De begrenzing van ons brein komt in zicht. Als er niet snel iets verandert, gaat software binnen afzienbare tijd ten onder aan spaghetti.

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