I would describe it differently; deep vs wide knowledge. I think having both skills is ideal; be able to quickly get things done, but also be able to acquire d

I would describe it differently; deep vs wide knowledge. I think having both skills is ideal; be able to quickly get things done, but also be able to acquire deep knowledge when necessary. T-shaped skills. In reality I think there is no clear divide. If you do the on demand thing, you'll encounter situations that require a deep dive or if you recognize the same patterns in different things. If you do new things learning is inevitable. I don't share the concerns, I think there is no shortage of people with super deep knowledge on many topics and I think we are actually getting better in using that knowledge to everyones benefit. I'm thinking tools like Streamlit, Supabase and Framer. You don't need to be a FE pro to build a simple dashboard, you only need basic SQL skills to create a backend, and you with just design skills you can make great websites.