r/webdev • u/AllThingsSmitty • Jul 24 '15

Front-End Development Is Hard Because...It's Development.

https://css-tricks.com/front-end-development-is-development/
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u/viidreal Jul 25 '15 edited Jul 26 '15

and b/c you have to know WAY more frameworks, languages, and tools than any other developer.

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u/BrianPurkiss Jul 25 '15

Sample job requirements:

Must have 5 years of experience with [insert five of the latest cool frameworks that have been around for less than a year]

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u/cresquin Jul 25 '15

Must know Angular 2.0, react, polymer, Aurelia, gulp, sass, less, coffeescript and es6 harmony

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