This Is 2016 Not 2012
This is absolute and utter nonsense.<p>Firstly a tiny amount of people know C, C++, Java, Python & Ruby. If you found someone with that lot I'd probably hire them on the spot. That shows some real skill, multi-linguists are actually pretty rare, discounting the obligatory uni taught LISP and Javascript.<p>Secondly there's a constant need for people who make CRUD apps. Constant. Almost every business can benefit from  a totally custom app with it's own special workflow. We tried RAD tools, we tried auto-generate tools, we tried plugin workflow that would be 'user' edited. Turns out if you don't involve a programmer it all goes very wrong.<p>After 20 years of promises from Delphi, VB6, Java, Rails, etc. the reality is it's getting harder to make good apps because everyone's expectations only go up. Bottom line is to make a CRUD app you still need a programmer. Almost every business is realising they need a programmer.<p>The market's only going to get bigger, much, much bigger.<p>This reads like it's from a person who's never been out of the ivory towers, hasn't actually been inside a real business.