Is it possible that the software industry could become nearly 100% remote?

Ben Halpern - Feb 25 '20 - - Dev Community

Not to say that remote work is a flawless solution, but it is certainly a trend gaining in popularity.

I imagine there will always be a purpose for offices and hubs to an extent, but could we see a reality where the normal way software is built is from wherever the developer happens to be located and meeting up IRL is not an everyday norm?

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