[I'm a backend dev, so with an obligatory grain of salt...] I think the "full stack" or "software engineer" positions are either at small companies that need f

[I'm a backend dev, so with an obligatory grain of salt...] I think the "full stack" or "software engineer" positions are either at small companies that need flexible employees or cheap ones thinking they can get 2 of them for less than 1 frontend + 1 backend and of similar quality. Another category could be startups even not so small ones that leverage backend-as-a-service and their 'fullstack' devs are mostly frontend ones that can read/use third-party APIs. So to answer your question, yes. I don't think lowcode etc produces top-tier UX and until then good frontend devs is a competitive edge. Until its not a competitive benefit, there will be a market.