Title: Being a programmer right now is, in general, great. The job market is on fire and the industry is rapidly changing. Supposedly, the rate at which new jobs are created for computer scientists even outpaces the rate at which newly graduated CS majors enter the workforce.<p>Do you expect this trend to hold?<p>If so, how crazy will it get? The rumors posted on here of $300k salaries for non-famous engineers already seem unbelievable to me.<p>If not, what will cause it to end? The only doomsday scenario for developers in the first world that I can think of is a rise in extremely competent dev shops in developing countries.<p>(I realize that no one can predict the future, but I&#x27;m curious about the HN sentiment here.)
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