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It's not just flash, all of web development has become very complex. In the early days, people would learn to make websites because they wanted to be web develo
by phendrenad2 3y ago
It's not just flash, all of web development has become very complex. In the early days, people would learn to make websites because they wanted to be web developers. They could make something in 5 minutes that was reasonably similar to what they would make if they achieved their goal of getting a job doing it. Now, in 5 minutes you can make a squarespace page, which is still impressive, but nowhere near something you could get a job doing. People either do this and give up, or they get lost in a maze of studying (bootstrap vs MUI??? Tailwind vs SASS??????) and emerge a fully-formed web designer (having made no cool personal site along the way).
- kkarakk 3y ago>Now, in 5 minutes you can make a squarespace page, which is still impressive, but nowhere near something you could get a job doing. there are tons of ppl who just need an interface that lets them efficiently gather money for their good/service. in that context the squarespace page is all they need. most ppl STILL can't figure that out and pay someone to do it.
- willio58 3y agoAs a web dev who’s made good money, yes yes and yes. We often get too hung up on the technology when most of the websites in the whole world fall into a category well served by sites like squarespace.