I don't know if these advice still applies en 2023, mostly because at least on the "web" side of development there are so many solutions/frameworks/libraries re

I don't know if these advice still applies en 2023, mostly because at least on the "web" side of development there are so many solutions/frameworks/libraries releasing that look exciting but there aren't enough problems to be solved solely through software development in our daily lives. Till this day i don't know were can i fit svelte/solidjs/remix in my current development environment without introducing more problems than solving issues but there is a crowd of young developers that learn from bootcamps these tools and start solving all the problems with the same tech (like why is everyone using nextjs for static content like devdocs?). Sometimes is good to ask for problems to be solved, its more satisfying and challenging helping someone else rather than making another guitar mixer software that is a problem solved inside another software (ableton), also helps a lot to develop your professional skills because at the workplace you won't be the one using the software and you learn a lot of how people use your/the software.