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It seems...off...to tell someone to learn probably the least employable frontend framework, so they'll have "excellent mental models" for the most employable on
by alex_lav 3y ago
It seems...off...to tell someone to learn probably the least employable frontend framework, so they'll have "excellent mental models" for the most employable ones...
- surprisetalk 3y agoLisp is not very employable, but it's the first language MIT taught their CS students for two decades. I maintain that Elm is a great way to learn modern frontend development :)
- alex_lav 3y ago> but it's the first language MIT taught their CS students Right, which was fine because 1.) They're students at MIT. They'll be employable pretty much no matter what if they graduate 2.) They spent several years learning _other things_. > I maintain that Elm is a great way to learn modern frontend development :) If you then go on to learn modern frontend development after, yes. :)