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0 pointscontinuational4y ago0 comments

But is it efficient? I would say web programming takes about a decade to become proficient in, after you learned to program. There are so many (perhaps accidental) things to know about the DOM, CSS, HTTP, web standards and practices, interactivity, hosting models, database tech, caching & CDNs, integrations & APIs, and god forbid, any "connect the dots" design and ux work that lands on your table.

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Tade04y ago

Let's just say that we're in a large corporation and the bar is set appropriately.

His tasks are currently backend-ish(still TypeScript though). I wouldn't throw anyone into the deep waters of frontend unprepared.

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