Best advice is probably to prepare for a lot of front end. Doing "the minimum" takes considerable skill and experience. Angular 1 or 2 makes some things simple

Best advice is probably to prepare for a lot of front end. Doing "the minimum" takes considerable skill and experience. Angular 1 or 2 makes some things simple by providing a proper "framework" in the place-logic-here sense. OTOH it can also be constraining because anything not matching that framework will be almost impossible to force in. And when things gets a little more advanced than the todo-app you suddenly have to learn lots of complex parts of the framework at once. React falls on the other end. Things stay relatively simple from todo and up, so easy to grow with. But there is no framework and no real consensus, so you need to evaluate a lot of debates and variations on how to approach things to move forward, this can require a lot more experience.