You should learn
Ajax, apollo, axios, babel, bootstrap, css3, html5, javascript es5,7,7+, eslint, react, framer, dsa, design patterns of javascript and react, dom, async, event loop, http, security, performance, webpack, lerna, micro frontend , ci/cd, husky, immutablejs, test libs like jest, mocha, tdd, bdd, agile, sdlc, oauth, materialui, pwa, rest, yarn...
Here you go. Enough material to learn for next 6-7 years to master them.
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thanks bro moat of them are in my list of learning and 80% things you moentioned above I dont learned them till now but will soon. My question was should I only stick to frontend or surf and learn backend, devops to be fullstack or just be a frotend master which best in terms of money, growth and demand
You should learn English, specifically spellings.
Jokes apart, learn what your heart tells you to! Why the fck are you asking people? Best option is the one which you choose bcoz you like
yes, the front end is the best for me like I started with it and will go for frontend mastery and yeah the above spelling mistake is a typo which I ignored was testing the platform and not expecting that much response from all folks.
If you enjoy frontend, go ahead with it. If you feel exploring backend/devops, go ahead with it. Do what you want!
Maybe learn basics how overall system works , how your app backend interacts with frontend, how devops is used in your app .
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