As someone who spent years as a front-end developer, and now am something more of a "full stack" developer (I like the title "Product Developer"), I would highl

As someone who spent years as a front-end developer, and now am something more of a "full stack" developer (I like the title "Product Developer"), I would highly encourage people who consider themselves front-end to spend some time learning about things behind the scenes. You'll become an overall better developer for it. Not to disparage this service, but I worry that it's just going to encourage a new generation of folks to never actually learn to actually develop software, and continue the less than great nature of much JS in the wild.