Markdown Is the New Source Code
Why intent, structure, and language are becoming first-class citizens in software. For decades, we’ve communicated with computers through code. Precise. Syntactic. Unforgiving. We learned machine languages—C, Java, Python—because machines couldn’t learn ours. Every missing semicolon or misplaced bracket reinforced the same lesson: the machine sets the rules. That balance is shifting. Something fundamental is changing in how software gets built. The interface between human intent and machine execution is being rewritten—and Markdown, of all things, is quietly becoming the bridge. ...