I absolutely agree. Not to sound like I'm tooting my own horn...but at my job I jump around between backend work in java and some UI work with javascript/backbo

I absolutely agree. Not to sound like I'm tooting my own horn...but at my job I jump around between backend work in java and some UI work with javascript/backbone with at least a good amount of efficiency in each. It's more of a change of environment/tools/goals (java - Use eclipse, log performance and errors with log4j, run unit tests. javascript - use a text editor, debug or maybe profile in chrome, test in different browsers etc) However, I consider myself seriously unqualified to do anything relating to advanced styling/css.