Framework (or *library for purists) competence is hardly an indicator of engineering talent, it's incorrectly popularised by hiring managers, and startups looking to quick-onboard a fresher. It honestly does not matter after SE1/2 levels, but, sigh, companies still promote this.

You know what plain js is meant these days it's plain jack shit.

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This is an old long debate which never ends till my existence in this world.  In the last half a decade react was unassailably gaining hands over the talk . Angular was not jackshitting over it . T...

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This is an old long debate which never ends till my existence in this world.

In the last half a decade react was unassailably gaining hands over the talk . Angular was not jackshitting over it . They have started to take over the race of FFF(frontend framework face-off). 

All react devs who got hired at chatgpt burrito startups and crypto shitcoin era should be humbled with layoffs 

All angular developer who are trolled for no reason should be given bonuses and infact they be compensated with 10x their salaries.

React vs Angular

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I had two options in my organization for projects one is in react and other in angular...which is better for future opportunities and growth...

React or Angular

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I am an Angular developer. I want to switch my job. Should I learn react as well. Are there more jobs in react or Angular? 

People who are in the same field or maybe recruiters hiring for these roles, 
PLEASE HELP!!

I am in a very toxic place right now in my company and really need to switch. I'd really appreciate your views.

I am an Angular developer. I want to switch my job. Should I learn react as well. Are there more jobs in react or Angular? Please help as I badly need to switch.

Nowadays people often compares two different frameworks or libraries and try to keep their opinion which is best or more performant. But does that equivalent for all use cases? New frameworks or libraries are developed because developer faced some problems which was not solvable by the existing libraries. But does that mean they are the best? Well we all know how popular React and how widely used it is. Even I use React and React native as well. But does that stop Angular to be used by enterprises who were having large codebases and still uses that ? Yes I understand React is more performant than Angular but that is always not the deciding criteria to switch to a new framework. 

Its depends on lot of factors, it can be scale, no of engineers working on a project etc.  

When you have a small team and you have a dev who knows Javascript can build your web app as well as mobile app in React Native, you will choose that instead of choosing Flutter which can be more performant ( Not based on facts, just an assumption) and hiring one guy for building your mobile app because it saves your costs.

So the thought I want to portray here is that its not always the case which frameworks or tools are best and which only one should be picked.  Guys there thousands available, do choose whatever satisfies your requirements. There is always options to change and migrate as you grow and technologies should be picked based on what solves your problem at a particular time or situation.

Its okay to compare two different technologies. I am not against that as you should be aware of pros and cons of each one. 

But calling out only one as the best is the foolish or kind of blind fan mindset which we need to avoid because as engineers we should thinks of solving problems efficiently and be adaptive to whatever comes without attaching our emotions to technologies.

Don’t Be a Blind Fan Framework Engineer.

I am an angular dev for 2 years now and have worked on more than 6 apps till now, im trying to find angular developer openings, and not able to find anything. All the roles are senior or like 4+ years. I have learnt react and good with it but not able to get the opportunity for it. No replies even on wellfound. How to find jobs now??

Is angular dead or something?

Do you feel like your work as a frontend engineer is meaningful and impactful enough towards the product you are building?

I feel like in most companies BE work is treated as more important. Most of your performance bottlenecks and production issues would also be related to Backend and hence those who work on it get more visibility.

I feel as an FE all my work is being limited till the feature is being developed and after that you just move to the next one. Kinda feeling bad about it.

Frontend engineering meaningful?

Me - a full stack dev who finds both of them to be meaningless. Just like my life.

I am a React.js Developer & have 2 YOE (6 months at a consultancy startup + 1.5 years in a service based MNC).

I do not like working with React.js for multiple reasons & do not wish to pursue working with this further. 

I want to know what are some alternative career paths or technologies that are as much in demand & feasible to switch towards? Ideally, towards a more stable, battle-tested technology or tech stack and something that is as well paying too. 

(..continued from my original post) Some technologies that I considering are JAVA , ASP.NET & Laravel as unlike React.js, they are not loosely opinionated and don't have a constantly changing API where the way of writing code itself changes (e.g - redux and/or using data fetching libraries) . There is no standardised best practice to conform to.

But, the problem is that I find Laravel jobs are not in use in corporates or large tech companies but apparently ASP.net core jobs are not as well paying for equivalent years of experience as that of a front-end React.js developer. 

TC - 8.6 LPA (2 YOE)

Suggestions requested! Want to change career path from React.js/Front end

Hey I'm working for a small startup based in Kerala.Due to financial reasons there has been a layoff of around 90 % of the employees.Is there any opening for Front-End developers Angular..I have close to 2 years of experience in Angular,Ionic,Javascript,Typescript,HTML/CSS/Bootstrap/Tailwind and Firebase.Have a fair knowledge about Node.Js,.Have created Restful API's and integrated to the system.Have started learning React as well.

Front-EndDeveloper -Angular -Immediate Joiner

Hey everyone,

Currently I’m facing tough time in my company.
Planning to leave within a month.

I want to switch and have 1.8 YOE.
This will be my first switch , so I wanted to know if anyone have given interviews for frontend developer(angular).

What level of questions does companies ask. How much DSA would be required and how much knowledge of angular they test.

Your interview experience would be a great help as can provide me a plan for preparation to crack interview in a month.

Please do let me know.

Angular interview is experience

I am currently working with a start-up from the last 2 years as a web developer angular+ dot net. My current CTC is 5LPA. Waiting for appraisal form last 1 year, and management has cleared that we do not expect a magical raise this time, I will hardly get 25 - 30% this time. Should I wait for 1 more year here( product is good and work culture is best). Or look for another opportunity. How much salary should I expect from outside? I have good knowledge and worked on various things frontend, backend, ci/cd.

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I have about 3 years of experience in DevOps. I want to know how easy it is to switch to a dev role? 
My main concern being the culture of devops work and the pay gap. Devops roles don't pay as much. 
Any advices? 
TIA

Switch from DevOps to Dev

DevOps Engineer

Hey Guys,

I’m a front end developer closing in on 10YOE. 
Looking at the current market, I want to be interview ready before push comes to the shove. 


However I am looking for resources for system design rounds. I have seen companies have different expectations for system design from front end roles. 

Thanks in Advance. Cheers!

Front SSE looking for System Design resources

Staff Engineer

Hi everyone,

What should be the salary of frontend developer with 3.5 years of experience?

Tech stack: typescript, react, next js, tailwind

Frontend salary

Hello all, I am a frontend developer (angular). I have 2+ yrs of experience, I want to transition into backend dev. But getting confused in which framework to choose, like spring boot, node, golang framework, django, flask etc.
Since I don't have any experience in backend work, will it be a problem for me. Any other issues which I might face? Please guide.

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