The fact that most JavaScript jobs are frontend isn't a problem with the community. You're writing the language that web UIs are built in, so there are a lot o

The fact that most JavaScript jobs are frontend isn't a problem with the community. You're writing the language that web UIs are built in, so there are a lot of those. And every time I look at the market, most of the new jobs seem to be in react, vue or angular, all three of which are old enough and mainstream enough to not be described as trends anymore. That said, a skill set like yours would be right at home on a large front end team. Most react developers don't really know how to get the most out of node. You need someone in the organization who really understands it. That layer is a blind spot for many, and it's a problem because front end involves a lot of tooling that needs to play right together, and more and more what we do is work I would have traditionally been considered backend.