> I am 100% certain everyone here would take any kind of backend work over the hype-driven mess that is frontend development The back-end is becoming an even

> I am 100% certain everyone here would take any kind of backend work over the hype-driven mess that is frontend development The back-end is becoming an even more hype-driven mess these days. What with k8s and dozens of micro-services and controllers and telemetry-everything. And people don't even listen nowadays if you try to propose something simpler. The front-end is at-least constrained by browser limitations and the client device. One can only do hanky-panky upto to a point. But at the backend, "throw another cloud machine" at it has become the de-facto solution for most performance issues.