The author argues that programming paradigms are no longer as relevant in modern programming languages, as almost all languages now incorporate features from multiple paradigms. This has led to the emergence of so-called post-paradigm languages like Rust, Nim, and Gleam, which draw on the best features of past languages without limiting programmers to a single style. The focus is now on including the best individual features in languages rather than adhering strictly to a specific paradigm. This shift gives more power and creativity to programmers and breaks down traditional barriers between different programming styles. The future of programming languages is predicted to prioritize inclusivity of diverse features over strict adherence to paradigms.
https://www.micahcantor.com/blog/programming-beyond-paradigms/