Blame a few things: 1. The developer, of course. 2. The person who let them do it. 3. The eight thousand devtool companies that pitch their solutions to deve

Blame a few things: 1. The developer, of course. 2. The person who let them do it. 3. The eight thousand devtool companies that pitch their solutions to developers. 4. The hiring managers for whom 'resume driven development' is effective. 5. The VCs who wrote the playbook for how all these companies (and the dev tool companies) have to grow. 6. The Fed for so much ZIRP that VCs are in power. 7. The government for uncontrolled spending that needs low interest rates to sustain. 8. The electorate for electing the government. 9. The media for influencing the electorate. 10. The human brain for being susceptible to influence.