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As a backend developer I am in the "jquery is fine" crowd =) I'm always able to accomplish what I need without a lot of headache, though I'm not making giganti
by colecut 8y ago
As a backend developer I am in the "jquery is fine" crowd =)
I'm always able to accomplish what I need without a lot of headache, though I'm not making gigantic SPA frontends.
There are very few people using go and rust for website backends. And kubernetes and docker are about deployment, not development.
If you are a backend developer, working in Ruby/Rails, or Php/Laravel, or Python/Django, or whatever, then I think you have a more than sufficient set of tools to do what you need to do, without worrying about much outside of that. It's a much more sane and stable experience than trying to be a frontend JS dev today.