> Strangely, I see so many new developers rushing toward the front-end "Easiest" area of programming to get a decent job and enter the industry. It's so much e

> Strangely, I see so many new developers rushing toward the front-end "Easiest" area of programming to get a decent job and enter the industry. It's so much easier to find a job in big cities if you know Angular or React. As long as you keep yourself up to date in frameworks and tools you can theoretically stay employed for a long time. That said, I have heard of plenty of people who had done the above getting burn out or bored after about a decade.