>No, the real trend to watch here is not that the cloud providers are making it easier for non-technical people to code (although they are), but that they are straight-up reducing the number of people required to deliver technical solutions.
Prehistoric era: Agriculture and domestication are straight-up reducing the number of hunter-gatherers
1800s: Cotton mills reducing the number of manual textile manufacturers
1908: Internal combustion engine straight-up reducing the number of horse stablehands
-Vacuum tubes reducing the number of human-computers
-Cell phone reducing the number of switchboard operators
Prehistoric era: Agriculture and domestication are straight-up reducing the number of hunter-gatherers
1800s: Cotton mills reducing the number of manual textile manufacturers
1908: Internal combustion engine straight-up reducing the number of horse stablehands
-Vacuum tubes reducing the number of human-computers
-Cell phone reducing the number of switchboard operators
Not seeing the problem here.