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Have you looked at Node.js backend jobs? Maybe try and take a full stack job where you do both FE and backend and slowly transition to more backend work? It wo

by iends 10y ago

Have you looked at Node.js backend jobs? Maybe try and take a full stack job where you do both FE and backend and slowly transition to more backend work? It worked for me. FE JS -> Fullstack JS -> Backend Node.js.

shakna 10y ago
I started similar: FE JS -> Fullstack JS -> Backend Node.js. -> Backend Python/Lua/C -> Desktop Software -> Embedded Software It can take time, I was probably 2-4 years in each, required some study, and some interviews didn't work out for experience reasons, some did because I could prove I understood the issues at hand. I'm now firmly in Desktop/Embedded which comes with its own challenges, but could not be happier about escaping JS and its... Oddness.