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100% agree, in fact my comment got a couple of those drive-by downvotes. The closest equivalence I can think of in my line of work as a sysadmin is me being upset that non-sysadmins can run things with `docker-compose up -d`.

I'm not. I have no interest in learning more, same way as frontend developers have no interest in learning to build custom Dockerfiles or Kubernetes deployments. It's not that it's difficult to pick up, we just can't be bothered to. People that do frontend just want their things to run, and I just want to be able to make a website that doesn't look like shit without spending a ridiculous amount of time on it.

Anything that bridges these gaps is a win in my book. Tailwind is better than Bootstrap (granted, it's been years since I've last tried it), better than drag-and-drop website builders, worse than pure CSS if you know what you're doing. It won't make your job obsolete, it just makes things easier for the rest of us. Same goes for docker-compose.