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[Learning C# and transitioning to .NET] The programming world is primed for a major shift in paradigm (it's been a decade since the OO shift); I suspected that it would be aspect-orientation, but IP [Intentional Programming] is even more potentially dramatic.
In my opinion, aspect orientation will be the next really big thing. IP isn't remotely interesting for me ... I definitely code quicker, with less bugs, etc. the way I do now. It's been about 10 to 11 years now that I touched a BASIC interpreter for the first time - I really can't think about working in an IP visual way. However, I guess the transation from casual user to power user to IP programmer is easier than learning a programming language for casual use. It could therefore be ok for macro-like stuff ... or especially for business logic programming. However, I wouldn't want to develop my next Remoting transport channel in a visual way ;-)
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