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I can definitely relate. I was a web developer for years before transitioning to Android and iOS development, which was way more challenging and rewarding. I gr
by codesushi42 8y ago
I can definitely relate. I was a web developer for years before transitioning to Android and iOS development, which was way more challenging and rewarding. I gradually shifted away from UI altogether and focused on mobile infrastructure. And nowadays I have shifted away from that and work on ML. So anything is possible.
Get out of web dev and frontend at all costs. I have found every other area programming much more fulfilling and challenging. Including embedded and game programming, which I'll do outside of work. Web dev is just too high level and too basic. There are way more interesting problems out there than mangling CSS to do what you want.
Re: lighthearted. Procedural programming for games. Mazes, cellular automata, terrain etc. This book is a good place to start:
https://pragprog.com/book/jbmaze/mazes-for-programmers https://pragprog.com/book/jbmaze/mazes-for-programmers
- thiht 8y ago> Get out of web dev and frontend at all costs. Or don't. Frontend dev is the most fun I have while programming because I feel it's more rewarding. Just try everything and see what you like. Don't listen to people telling you not to try new things.
- codesushi42 8y agoOP is already doing frontend work and has grown tired of it.