The real problem here, is that most have no clue what it takes to build real world applications that have any form of novelty in a technological world which is mainly just other people standing on the shoulders of giants. Anyone can program with a little bit of effort, but to build something is terse, with novelty, that solves real existing problems in only for those that have gone way down many of those roads before. Here is an example: React by Facebook is the number one JavaScript framework probably for the last 10 years or so. They have a template that can bootstrap an application that creates a lot of boilerplate code that can get someone up and running with little effort so that they can address the business problems. When they go to deploy, they wonder why their application is slow not realizing that that template put about 4,500 little libraries into their codebase. Was anything really solved or just just the perception of a problem solved. They then have to either go back and rework the code base or hire better programmers. We let Wall street Banksters take a whole industry from the United States, by stealing our IP, and selling us off to the highest bidder already. Amazon was made to be the 800lb gorilla by Wall street cronyism back when the Internet was just starting to use graphics. They planned on dominating the whole industry by pushing the narrative of the cloud to remove most of our network engineering and devs when the industry was just in its infancy. Does anyone remember how JavaScript was only developed for 10 days to combat MS JScript for the dominant browser language? Then for nearly 20 years JavaScript just sat idle with no innovations because it wasn't about innovation but cornering a market. We still have a very big problem here.