I mentioned that if 15 years ago you had suggested that in 2012 you would need HTML, CSS (and probably LESS), JS (and probably JQuery + CoffeeScript + Backbone), SQL or Mongo and Ruby or PHP or similar just to do a simple form application - we would have laughed.
This is a major reason I don't do any web programming. I don't exactly know where to start any more, and every few months when I think about throwing something together, there's been some change in what's fashionable - whatever was hot at the beginning of the year is now 'considered harmful' and so on.
I'm actually a bit encouraged by adobe Edge because I like their tools and Flash had a decent run, so I may get back into it. But I am so not into technology for its own sake.
This is a major reason I don't do any web programming. I don't exactly know where to start any more, and every few months when I think about throwing something together, there's been some change in what's fashionable - whatever was hot at the beginning of the year is now 'considered harmful' and so on.
I'm actually a bit encouraged by adobe Edge because I like their tools and Flash had a decent run, so I may get back into it. But I am so not into technology for its own sake.