> I think the argument is that things like Wix put web developers out of business. When I started only the most keen companies even had websites and I build th

> I think the argument is that things like Wix put web developers out of business. When I started only the most keen companies even had websites and I build them and many weren't much more complicated than you can do with Wix. Now every company needs an online presence and most can get by with Wix but the number of companies that need a developer to build something competitive is larger now than it was back then. The market is growing faster. But also the sophistication that users demand is going up as fast as there are tools to accomplish what was perfectly acceptable 10-15 years ago.