1) If you make something (i.e., a software development tool) that does everything, it will do it really badly. That's unlikely to change soon, if ever. 2) When

1) If you make something (i.e., a software development tool) that does everything, it will do it really badly. That's unlikely to change soon, if ever. 2) When you put the invisible hand at work, if developing software of type X becomes too easy, there will be a surplus of X apps, so it will get unprofitable and people with good software development skills will start pushing the envelope and invent Y apps, etc. Because every piece of software depends on another one, the software that interacts with Y apps will also need to advance, so it's an infinite loop, if you will. :)