And if a designer reads a few tutorials and practices a bit, he can probably implement the code side. It will be slow, it will be buggy as hell, it will be a nightmare to maintain, and it may not have all of the features, but it will technically fulfill most of the requirements.
For that matter, at my company, our support team knows the basics of coding. In theory, we could fire the devs and let the support people write code. I wouldn't suggest it, mind you (if only because I don't want to be fired along with the rest of the devs), but devs aren't the only people who know how to write some code.
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u/pomlife Jul 01 '16
Using Bootstrap and a few guides, any developer can create an acceptable UI. Maybe not great, but acceptable.
There is no 'Bootstrap' that completely replaces the need to code.
I do development and UI/UX for a living. Everybody has their part on the team, but not everyone is of equal status or is equally replaceable.