can you guide me i am in 4th year and i want to be frontend developer, I have knowledge about all frontend skills can someone guide how to get big packages.

Can anyone please give me a little bit of guidance regarding the frontend domain? Actually I am new towards Frontend technology. I have done some basic courses on JS and React. Can anyone share good resources or links from which you all have prepared ? Please 🙏

Hello everyone, Currently working as a single frontend developer in an startup. Joined just after graduation. I want to grow in carrier, and want to learn more about frontend. But I feel lost, not sure what all things I need to learn to become more good, SDE-2 level. Also I am looking for a switch. YOE - 2

I have 1.5 YoE as a frontend developer in an early stage startup. I need help with deciding where do I go from here? Do I deep dive into frontend? Do I try to move to full stack? Things to consider: - I am from a non CS background - frontend in India seems to be a bit saturated, especially for entry/mid level roles. I'd appreciate your advice, thanks :)

I have 3 yrs of experience after my graduation, 8 months of backend experience and from past 2.4 months I am into frontend project. Now I'm planning to switch trying to start preparation. I have ready with DSA rounds , coming with system design rounds I have a confusion. Should I need to prepare for frontend or backend system design topics If I joined in another company should i start my carrer as a sde2 or sde1. If i join for SDE2 position can i catch backend to team standard.

As you can guess, i joined as a front end developer in a startup last month. I have got no degree whatsoever. I am great at coding. I have done 700 leetcode questions (in JS😅). I intend to have a package of 20LPA next year. Maybe less. What should i do to maximize my pay scale while having little time for myself. I don't want to go insane in pursuing it. To all the high earners,please give me advice. PS-: I also want to join atlassian some day. REMOTE

I am a 2019 graduate. I worked in a non-tech field for some time then I decided to switch into a IT sector, for that I decided to first learn the basic skills needed so I joined a company who teaches all the skills to get industry ready. I learned Html, css, JavaScript, Bootstrap, Python, sqlite and still learning react & node. But now there is a good gap in between due to some personal reasons & my non-It experience will not count and I will be treated as a Fresher only. It's 2024, I am searching for a good start. what should I do now? How to start my career. There is a marriage pressure from the family which is Turing into a big stress now but I wanted to be independent first. Please help me, I seriously need your help. If there is any company who is hiring Freshers for FRONT-END DEVELOPERS, FULL STACK(MERN), SOFTWARE DEVELOPERS position, please let me know. Or if anyone can guide me what to do, I will always be grateful 🙏🏼

Hi Grapevine, I'm Arnav, Director of Engg at Jio Cinema. I previously exited my startup to Scaler. Some of you may know me from ScalerPod. I've also led engineering teams at Zomato & Target. Here to chat with you about my journey in startups, leading engineering teams, and products at scale, among other things. Ask me your question. I'll be back at 8 pm and begin answering!

I’m a Frontend Engineer (React JS ) with around 5 years of experience. I have recently started focusing on levelling up my technical skills to land a Senior Frontend Role at a MANG level company. My timeline is ~ 6-9 months. Resources I am currently using: 1. Web dev by Google : to revise and improve my knowledge of web development basics. 2. Patterns.dev : To learn about various JS patterns. 3. Greatfrontend.com : To level up on system design. 4. Leetcode : DSA & Algorithms Would like to know if fellow developers have any advice for me! :)

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!