Unless you have made it into "management" or "entrepreneurship", what you state is true. I am going through the same phase, I am not up to date with the curren

Unless you have made it into "management" or "entrepreneurship", what you state is true. I am going through the same phase, I am not up to date with the current trends not am I in management. However, I have come to realise that as much as things change a lot of things remain the same. You may not be able to code better or faster but with maturity your ability to get a bird's eye view of things improve, your ability to grasp or judge the +/- of complex/new software/systems increases. Unfortunately, it is not very easy to come across places that appreciate these, until disaster strikes. And let that not affect your growth, keep learning new things, stop running after shiny new frameworks and focus on fundamentals. That is where your strength might lie, eventually you might find yourself in a good position.