I don't see how this list is going to help you stay in web development. Small technology peculiarities or judgements on tech is fun, but the frustration and bur

I don't see how this list is going to help you stay in web development. Small technology peculiarities or judgements on tech is fun, but the frustration and burnout come from the attitudes and senslesness of the job. A developer usually has 0 power of voice, and knowing how things can be done a better way is not helping: you can't convince management to change approaches unless you are part of it. As a personal note, I did web development as amateur since 1998, and as a day job in 2009-2016. After that, it was clear that the industry became a huge factory where you constantly screw the same kind of nuts on a conveyor belt. Out of factory web development, you could do simple project sites for small local business or NGOs and their events/projects, but that meant tinkering with Wordpress plugins and very low pay.