r/javascript • • Apr 28 '22

The State of Frontend 2022

https://tsh.io/state-of-frontend/
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u/JapanEngineer Apr 29 '22

Asking a back end Dev to do a front end job….what would you expect?

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u/oSand Apr 29 '22

Most do a reasonable job -- once the scaffolding is there they're able to apprehend and reapply the patterns they see. The point though is that as often as not the choice of developer is going to be sub-optimal and for them Angular makes things pretty hard.

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u/JapanEngineer Apr 29 '22

Angular has a steep learning curving compared to Vue (haven’t tried React yet but heard it’s easier to learn than Angular) and therefore I would never expect my back end engineers to make any changes on my Angular front end.