I agree. I started web development in 1997, started working professionally as a web developer in 2000, and just this past summer moved away from being a full-st

I agree. I started web development in 1997, started working professionally as a web developer in 2000, and just this past summer moved away from being a full-stack web developer to a different individual contributor programming role. Frankly I was happy to move away. Web development used to be fun, it isn't fun anymore. I'll keep an eye on the field and, if it ever moves back to a more sane development environment, I'll consider jumping back in.