HermitLonerGuy
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- Sep 28, 2022
- 707
so would you say i should still try and learn web dev or forget it and do soemthing else?
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- Jan 15, 2022
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That depends on what you want to do in life. I wanted to publish some kind of game and that's why I started learning Flutter and now work with it. I don't recommend getting into programming if you don't like it or have some kind of related goal. In terms of work, you'll get one easily after learning the basics of popular technologies and paradigms/practices, but I really think that will only last a few years.
Who knows? If you get into tech and you like it you will certainly find job elsewhere once web development is more automated. Perhaps you will be using those automated tools yourself, they won't be fully autonomous.
