>> as the fundamental concepts have changed a few times.
This is what got me. I exited development about eight years ago. Came back and was like, "WTF is going on with CSS now?" Completely lost and took me a few years working as an accessibility engineer to find my way back.
Its very hard having people telling you constantly how to "properly" use CSS, then learning all those techniques and approaches. Using those for a few years, then suddenly you have to completely unlearn it, then relearn it "the right way" again a few years later.
Completely maddening where front-end development has gone and continues to go.
This is what got me. I exited development about eight years ago. Came back and was like, "WTF is going on with CSS now?" Completely lost and took me a few years working as an accessibility engineer to find my way back.
Its very hard having people telling you constantly how to "properly" use CSS, then learning all those techniques and approaches. Using those for a few years, then suddenly you have to completely unlearn it, then relearn it "the right way" again a few years later.
Completely maddening where front-end development has gone and continues to go.