Maybe that would be prudent for someone else. From my experience, backend is the ”small world” where interfaces are known and solutions relatively stable. Fro

Maybe that would be prudent for someone else. From my experience, backend is the ”small world” where interfaces are known and solutions relatively stable. Frontend, on the other hand, requires all the same programming skill, but is basically a set of different black boxes that kinda sorta implement the same interfaces in an almost compatible manner, with new ones added regularly and others deprecated, and every 12-36 months a completely new paradigm arrives.