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There are some weird items in the 'need to know lists': Frontend: * CSS, CSS3, and SASD # I assume that is supposed to be SASS? * Go # Why for a front end e
by mbell 11y ago
There are some weird items in the 'need to know lists':
Frontend:
* CSS, CSS3, and SASD # I assume that is supposed to be SASS?
* Go # Why for a front end engineer? It's not even on the backend list.
* Python # Why? It's a nice to have for general scripting but not required for frontend work
Backend:
* C and C++ # Not generally important for full stack web dev
* Ruby on Rails # Why is Rails in the middle of a list of languages? The language is Ruby
* Perl # Why? may be useful but not a must know
* MySQL and NoSQL # Why is MySQL contrasted with NoSQL?
- LukeB_UK 11y agoThey seem to have removed Go from the frontend list, but they have PHP and Node in the list too. If I was doing purely frontend dev, I wouldn't expect to have to use Node or PHP.
- busterarm 11y agoAnd no ops or deploy tooling listed at all... As a working full stack developer, I can definitely say that to my employer, that is what makes the difference between me being a full stack developer and a web developer.