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You haven't at all responded to your parent comment whose premise was that many frontend devs cannot utilize the freedom that you are apparently enjoying. IMO
by pdimitar 6y ago
You haven't at all responded to your parent comment whose premise was that many frontend devs cannot utilize the freedom that you are apparently enjoying.
IMO it's not the topic here if JS should at all be used. You won't catch me arguing with that -- my answer is almost always "NO!".
The topic was: "but can you make web pages like 20 years ago in the current frontend dev jobs market?" -- the answer that is "no" as well IMO.