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Having done both for 20 years, I would recommend staying on the back end. The whole front-end ecosystem is a mess in so many ways, save yourself frustration an
by phil_kahrl 4y ago
Having done both for 20 years, I would recommend staying on the back end. The whole front-end ecosystem is a mess in so many ways, save yourself frustration and consider learning something new that you think you might like instead.
- silentsea90 4y agoThanks! Plan to do a 2 month project on the frontend and will play by ear thereafter. I agree with you so far though.
- M1rco 4y agoExactly, would agree as well! Guess it is still a huge benefit to know frontend as well. Even if for some reason you would have to take care of both sides. I think the worst is when frontend and backend is mixed with node js for example. Then there is no way out..
- silentsea90 4y agoHa! Agreed. Nodejs is tolerable with typescript (hopeless with js), but gosh, I just hated python (even with mypy) with django for server side dev. Django has way too much magic.