No, probably never. Why? * Work in transit (plane/train/ outside of reach of a network, yes this exists) * AWS or whatever cloud provider goes down * Problem

No, probably never. Why? * Work in transit (plane/train/ outside of reach of a network, yes this exists) * AWS or whatever cloud provider goes down * Problem with justice or hackers that go into my server and just delete the hell of it * Responsiveness is always better in local (I am not speaking about performance, responsiveness) * Not everybody goes in the cloud, even to deploy... I have for dev and prod for my own project a dedicated server which is way faster than anything you can order on Amazon. On the brightside the best way to do it is to be able to coordinates these two approaches and being able to switch from "In the cloud" to local easily would be a big plus. But just please stop with these fake "silver bullet" solutions all the time. It does not make your product look cool or attractive to experts, it makes you look like a clown.