since you've amassed so much JS experience, why not go into the stack, stop chasing the newest EMS standard and just put a product together using the MEAN stack

since you've amassed so much JS experience, why not go into the stack, stop chasing the newest EMS standard and just put a product together using the MEAN stack? time to settle, start earning, and slowly tweak/hone your skills. edit; mind you, i see it all around me, how chasing the newest fad keeps many of my friends from doing anything. while me and my good ol` linux skills just picked up vagrant and will hopefully be doing DevOps stuffs. I use whatever i need to get jobs done - Bash? no problem! JS? sure thing. Php? Python? some ambiguous framework? give me a couple of days to read up and it's done. to quote Voltaire; ""A good plan violently executed today is far and away better than a perfect plan next week."" just be a problem solver, and use your know-how and ability to learn as a tool to fix/do things. chasing dragons is often detrimental to growth.