*flippant comment warning... three things coming together: 1.things like sharepoint and powerapps getting better 2.more exposure to programming/abstrac

*flippant comment warning... three things coming together: 1.things like sharepoint and powerapps getting better 2.more exposure to programming/abstractions/scripting in the general populous 3.widespead documentation / agreement of standard business processes (maybe in the form of templates for number 1) underlying all of this is when people wake up to the fact that data and process matters, software doesnt. there will still be developer jobs but they will look more like how infra jobs look under cloud computing - higher skilled, harder, bigger implications when you mess up. There is value in a few amazing coders out there but IMHO most developers add most value by getting to know how to abstract thier particular customers business. EDIT:formatting