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What's recommended for an experienced "back-end" developer who wants to dabble in front end and web development, but never spent much time in it? It seems like
by infinotize 12y ago
What's recommended for an experienced "back-end" developer who wants to dabble in front end and web development, but never spent much time in it? It seems like there are a million options for web stack components, and a lot of tutorial resources are geared towards total non-developers.
- collyw 12y agoJQuery. I have been trying to do the same (when I get a chance) for the last few years. Angular, Backbone, etc are a lot to learn, while JQuery lets you get basic stuff done.