I got out of web dev awhile ago and I have a CS degree. It's mostly mashed-together frameworks now. All of the CS type work is already done for you and after

I got out of web dev awhile ago and I have a CS degree. It's mostly mashed-together frameworks now. All of the CS type work is already done for you and after a certain point, it isn't challenging anymore, just tedious and mind-numbing. I suppose this happens at some point when an industry starts to mature. Technical expertise required becomes less and less over time. Designers also took over the front-end industry with the likes of things like ember.js and turned it into a fashion show with zealotry sprinkled in. Trying to disagree with someone in the community that supports these frameworks ends in an endless flame war.