Thanks! I’m of two minds about this. The previous commenter is probably correct in one sense. Whatever version of React I was working with in 2017 is surely un

Thanks! I’m of two minds about this. The previous commenter is probably correct in one sense. Whatever version of React I was working with in 2017 is surely unsupported now and lol-nobody-uses-that-anymore-grandpa. And maybe everyone works with NextJS or Vue or Svelte or NewerJS. But, at the same time, I’ve been programming long enough to understand that experience with a particular framework isn’t specifically valuable. The ability to learn and understand how software works and then help build/improve it is valuable and transferable. Also, perhaps my least favorite part of web development is the ”everything is an app now” shift that happened however many years ago. I kind of just maybe want a job writing high quality, accessible, rigorous html and css? Is that a thing? Jobs for companies that leverage static site generators maybe?