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Its best to approach learning from a place of curiosity and never be 'done'. However, as an answer to your question: If you're looking for a skill to learn on
by athrowaway3z 3y ago
Its best to approach learning from a place of curiosity and never be 'done'.
However, as an answer to your question: If you're looking for a skill to learn once in a short time and apply that for a decade; then web front-end coding is among the worst options.
- urbandw311er 3y agoHi, coder/founder of 25 years here. I’m genuinely conflicted as to whether or not we will get to a point where front end web development loses its utility. It’s one thing to have an AI assist in coding some simple UX/UI. But an entirely different thing to stitch all those together into a fully working web application. Particularly when it’s a very complex app with multiple pages, client/server architecture, DB, etc. Perhaps I’m just being shortsighted here. I can sort of see how AI tech would evolve to achieve this. You would need an AI assistant able to persist the entire context of your application across months/years in a stable way to act as your ongoing “web developer“. Will that be feasible?