Considering the burnout rate of my fellow non-freelancing developer friends, I would actually suggest the opposite. Staying in a company for 1.5 years and perf

Considering the burnout rate of my fellow non-freelancing developer friends, I would actually suggest the opposite. Staying in a company for 1.5 years and perfecting a niche technology, while helping the company and get paid for that is one of the best sides of being a developer. Of course you can go to a company that attracts with business/life opportunity, rather than tech. stack, but nevertheless development cycle there is usually more slow and corporate. As a significance of "gluing" front end together, I would say that this is becoming an area of extreme expertise and yes, you can safely build your career around that.