yep, and trying to stay relevant in the web development world is exhausting. I learned SQL once, and it's carried me throughout my career. Every 2-3 years, the

yep, and trying to stay relevant in the web development world is exhausting. I learned SQL once, and it's carried me throughout my career. Every 2-3 years, the ideal JS developer checklist completely changes, and now I need to learn how to bundle and deploy JS apps yet again. It gets less and less fun re-learning how to do the same thing over and over again. I used to love learning all about the latest greatest tools in the web world; but I just don't have that kind of energy anymore. It drives me crazy to have to go through the process of learning gulp/webpack/rollup/whatever new JS tool comes out in 2019/2020.