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peterchon
14y ago
I disagree - I think as websites & web applications become more and more complex, we NEED to distinguish the 3 separate discipline: design/client-side/server-side.
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peterchon
14y ago
Because we can't all be an architect AND a forman/plumber/electrician/roofer. How can you be really good at something if you don't practice and learn it constantly? I'm guessing you've mastered or actively learning HTML/CSS/JS/PERL/PHP/Pyth
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peterchon
14y ago
That's the thing - I currently am the design/web guy. But I would rather concentrate on a single area then be the guy who can do it all. Sure, it's nice to know every aspect of development, but I rather be REALLY good at one thing then be a
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peterchon
14y ago
I think it used to. Now I really don't know too many people who uses that term.
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peterchon
14y ago
It's interesting that you consider yourself a front & backend engineer - does that mean you would apply for both jobs? or Do you concentrate on either? My conundrum is that employers are actively seeking "Front-End Developers" without u
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peterchon
14y ago
I don't know, I feel like that's a antiquated, almost a derogatory term used by people who do not know any languages beyond HTML/CSS.
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peterchon
14y ago
Thank you for replying. I see that the advertised position require a lot of programing knowledge (not language specific) So this raises the question again. Are your UI/UX designer considered web designers? or is your front-end developer a w
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What is a front-end developer?
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14y ago
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peterchon
14y ago
SEEKING WORK: (San Diego, CA | Remote) Front-end developer looking for freelance work. Freehand sketch (or balsamiq) concept to HTML/PHP/Javascript (JS, jQuery, backbone). I currently utilize bootstrap for CSS.
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Easy picasa viewer
(easypicasa.com)
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peterchon
14y ago
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This is why you hire a "good" designer.
(peterchondesign.com)
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peterchon
15y ago
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A better mobile address bar
(hugerl.com)
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peterchon
15y ago
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