"Front-end development is important today and it will be important in twenty years’ time, it’s not going away anytime soon." That I don't think will be true un

"Front-end development is important today and it will be important in twenty years’ time, it’s not going away anytime soon." That I don't think will be true unless it's pertaining the eventual abandonment of the web browser as the run-time. The awful tangled spaghetti that is the current code for a web site UI is not tractable going forward. It takes way too much effort to make a usable interface for the value in return. It's also too limiting. And too difficult to maintain. These are all problems caused by using a run-time originally developed for document browsing that has been pressed into service as an application platform. As a full-stack developer, the front end is the most annoying to work on because it's the most deficient and under-powered. Consequently, we don't put as much effort into it. Eventually it has to come to something more sane. Maybe web assembly running in a virtual machine - in don't know. What I do know is the advancement of computing is being hindered by the lack of a competent UI system.