> building and deploying applications involves just a few clicks without requiring developers to build everything themselves.

That's exactly what's wrong with the web today: Too many "web developers" that only know how to point and click. Schools are churning out thousands of people with degrees who were taught to start with the trendy framework du jour, then keep piling on JavaScript libraries until the given problem is solved. The result is a disaster of bloated, conflicting, accessibility-hostile code. But that's OK! Just run it through a post-processor and everything LOOKS professional.

The world doesn't need another Angelfire. It needs more web developers who understand programming.