I believe there will always be place for coding, even for HTML/CSS. The more common problems that are recognised as "patterns" are going to be handled by the s

I believe there will always be place for coding, even for HTML/CSS. The more common problems that are recognised as "patterns" are going to be handled by the specialised tools (such as Webflow which you mentioned), but there is always going to be the next level of complexity which has not been tamed yet. This is how I see the innovation cycle: New tech that makes X easier comes out. People use it and do things they couldn't do before - but then the patterns emerge, people often do Y but since this tech is general it takes a lot of work to achieve it. Then the new product comes which makes Y easier. HTML and CSS (especially advanced preprocessors such as Sass /Less) will always be more expressive than some visual tool, and some things will be really hard/clumsy without them. Of course, the question is in what volume will such "harder" problems be there in the future. What to learn? HTML/CSS/JS are still very much used, but more and more within the different frameworks/tools. So maybe it wouldn't be bad to learn e.g. React. Just focusing solely on the HTML or CSS itself, I am not sure how beneficial is it to have e.g. 80% mastery vs 99% mastery. What kind of projects would require and adequately appreciate such knowledge? Btw, I am working on an open-source low-code solution - as opposed to Webflow and others, we still very much rely on the code, just try to abstract away the common patterns and let developer focus on the unique product logic. In our vision of the future the coding is going to stay, it will just become more and more integrated within the tools which will take away the "setup" complexity. So more and more people will be able participate in the development, even coding, while having the "safety net" of the underlying tool. This is our repo, would be happy to get your feedback! https://github.com/wasp-lang/wasp https://github.com/wasp-lang/wasp