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I see this as a common sentiment, but I don't see it IRL. SPAs aren't a fad anymore; instead, they're the norm. Web development over the past 3 years has majo

I see this as a common sentiment, but I don't see it IRL. SPAs aren't a fad anymore; instead, they're the norm. Web development over the past 3 years has majorly stabilised compared to the last 10 as a whole. Want to work on the frontend? React. It's everywhere and can't be considered 'just a fad' in 2021. Backend? Wrap your head around REST and you'll be fine with most languages (C# with .net core is very common, although often underpaid in my experience).

xondono 5y ago
> I see this as a common sentiment, but I don't see it IRL. It might be true, I’m definitely not an expert, I do embedded in C mostly, but I’m always curious to learn the stacks used in each company I get in. Everywhere I go, there’s a completely different one, and all of the leads talk to me about moving to something shinny soon.