Will traditional formal language programming be dead in the next 5 years yes or no?

>>106121478 (OP)
I had a project recently that needed an obscure python library called nodriver
https://ultrafunkamsterdam.github.io/nodriver/index.html

There are many libraries like it but this one has it's own independent api. Also most of those libraries are in js.

So I really really did not want to read documentation and thought it would be wise to try to wibecode it to save some time.

It was hard and took me almost 4 hours to do it what I wanted. It would be easier to read documentation.

The main problem with it that ai does not care about nodriver api and puts methods from other apis that has nothing to do with it. Also in rare cases it uses proper api it uses not optimal one or does not understand what types there use.

So if you work with something simple and do something everybody before you did hundreds of times than yes llm can do that for you and it might be better than what you will write yourself.

When you work with something obscure it is completely useless.