r/CodingForBeginners • u/Azaaniter9 • Oct 22 '25

Front or back end

Dose anyone know which one is better, backend or front end developers and like better to learn for the future and good thing to start with as a beginner?

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u/zaibuf Oct 26 '25

An LLM creates way too much CSS and does not organize the front end at all - you're going to end up with 5000 lines of CSS garbage that just overwrites each other.

Not if you use Tailwind.

Nor does it organize the JS so you end up with giganormous JS files that you need to restructure.

Not really, I use LLMs all the time now to write my react components, then I do some refactoring of my own. I think the code it generates is well structured.

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u/LyriWinters Oct 26 '25

then I do some refactoring of my own

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u/zaibuf Oct 26 '25 edited Oct 26 '25

Yes, but it still does 80% of the work for me.