Look more people need to be coding and understand as much as possible about frameworks, databases, javascript, RoR, NodeJS, responsive design, dev time frames, Agile, etc.

I am a UX Designer who can code (Rails, Javascript, CSS etc.) and it embarasses me when I talk to others that are just 'wireframe monkeys'. If you don't know HTML how can anyone trust your designs?

I can only take so much - UX people need to step up and LEARN this stuff. If you don't you will just pave your own path to irrelevancy.

If it were up to me there would be some other way to describe UX ppl that know tech and those that can merely hit something with the pretty stick and leave devs scratching their heads...