How has software development changed since 2010?

@benhalpern - You made me walk down the memory lane.

2010 -> 2020.

Windows NT -> UNIX.
PC -> Mac.
SQL -> No SQL.
Weblogic -> Netlify, Firebase, Heroku.
MQ Series -> MQTT.
Hungarian Notation -> What is that?
C++ -> C++.
C -> C.
Visual C++ -> C++.
COBRA -> websocket.
Java -> Javascript.
XML->JSON.
Markup->Markdown.
BMP->SVG.
RCS->GIT.
EXE -> WASM.
TCP->UDP.
OLTP -> What is that?
SOA -> service layer.
Applet -> PWA.
Servlet -> NodeJS.
InstallShield->What is that?
Makefile -> Packaging.
SDLC->Agile->Kanban.
Bugs->Features.
Planned release -> CI/CD.
Code Review -> Peer Review.
License fee -> Monthly subscription.
manpage ->Stackexchange, or Dev.to 😀
command line-> CLI.
JAD Session -> Zoom call.
Eclipse IDE -> VSCode.
On prem -> Cloud.
Open Source is buggy -> Commercial products are buggy.
Core dump->It is just a console error - refresh the page.
Office->Cube->Home.
Work 9-6->Work all the time.
Beer & Pizza -> Food Allergies, Order your own.
Celebrate a launch->Forever beta.

icq -> slack, svn -> git

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P.S: seriously though, I'd like to hear professional dev's opinions.

P.P.S: somewhat related and a very interesting talk by Bret Victor:

PHP -> django, Node.JS