Fourth-generation programming language

I was joking with someone yesterday.

We've all become 4GL programmers.

We're all...

Like you said, we're not generating the code, but we're still prompting in a way that generates scalable, hopefully, architectures.

Um, so all of these server products, and so it kind of got me into that higher level abstraction away from, like that, just building everything.

Uh, I mean, there'd been the 4GL movement, so people building stuff in, in Oracle, SQL Windows, and, um, Centura, all these different things that came on, like FoxPro and...

But then it was like, and then this new product came out, like CRM, and it was actually, it was like Contact Center before that in, in Outlook.

But it was, it had, the thing that it had in it is the ability to kind of define your metadata, so create entities and create forms and, and it, and it was like having built all that stuff over and over and over again for like, you know, for years, I was like, "This, this is good.