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"Front-end" for 80% of companies still means Photoshop/Dreamweaver and maybe a bit of jQuery. In places where "Front-end" actually means HTML5/CSS/JavaScript,
by debacle 12y ago
"Front-end" for 80% of companies still means Photoshop/Dreamweaver and maybe a bit of jQuery.
In places where "Front-end" actually means HTML5/CSS/JavaScript, single page, MVC, etc, the salaries are comparable to back-end programmers.
- afrontender 12y agoYou're right and exactly because of the lack of serious JS projects in my country the front-end salaries are pretty low. If more larger Node/Angular projects appear, the salaries would get high as these technologies are a lot more advanced than just styling few buttons with jQuery.