Comment by fenwick67
6 hours ago
The honest truth is it can go either way, really. Just ask all the sign-painters and portrait artists how their career is going
6 hours ago
The honest truth is it can go either way, really. Just ask all the sign-painters and portrait artists how their career is going
But sign painting isn't programming? The comment is insightful and talks specifically of low and no code options creating more need for developers. Great point. has nothing to do with non programming jobs.
Have you ever tried to paint a sign?
what is special about programming jobs that makes them permanently immune from the high skilled workers being in low demand
the specific tasks (i.e. writing code) might disappear
but the actual work of constructing reliable systems from vague user requirements with an essentially unbounded resource (software) will exist
software is an infinite resource