If it's RF, or chip-surface level - there's analog in there somewhere. While digital logic is somewhat forgiving, for production level work you do need to have

If it's RF, or chip-surface level - there's analog in there somewhere. While digital logic is somewhat forgiving, for production level work you do need to have some understanding of analog to make a successful design and stable implementation. Plus there's always the power-supply stuff, and a bunch of other things that will always be analog as well. So I agree that it won't completely die off (especially in the commercial realm) - but it certainly isn't as common in the hobbyist world as it once was. /saying this as someone who considers analog a black though beautiful art