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My needs as a developer + the current state of chromebooks tells me no, but the possibility gets closer and closer every time I turn around.

Reasons why not:

1. Even though I utilize the cloud every day, I still like having larger storage for local files.
2. The inability to test (locally) on multiple browsers is unfortunate and not likely to ever happen.
3. I like using VSCode and Atom.
4. I develop for some game specific platforms that only run on Windows.
5. I use a Surface Pro 3 which satisfies all of the above and much more in a very comfortable and portable package.

Still I voted "I can't say" because chromebooks are getting more awesome all the time. I think something along the lines of a chromebook version of Pixel C or the Pixel itself getting to a better price range with some more advancements in Chrome OS and I might change my mind.