nipuna777

I see it as the boring parts of software engineering being automated away. The essence of software engineering remains relatively unchanged.

Cloud engineering is still important, but instead of worrying about keeping the OS updated, you can worry about creating policies for scaling up/down instances. This means you get to work on more interesting problems rather than the implementation details.

Until there are tools that can automate the human aspect of software engineering(understanding requirements and managing change), I don't think software engineering will be automated.

Had the same experience. Although I might still give it a go.

An unprompted notification request, 'Do you want a tech job' header that does not go away, multiple CTA elements competing for attention, a scroll part of the illustration etc.

But I do think most of these would have been forgiven if it was on a different subject.