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@jshrt and do you doing it and want to do it in the future?
P.S. please use the reply button, that way i'll get a notification. -
@plusgut
If I understood you right, you were asking me whether I want to continue with frontend, well, yes, in a fullstack context, where I'd mess with the backend services and still interfere with the frontend companies.
I just want to break free a bit.
The right context would be some sort of startup who has a main service, a core library on which the whole team works, and still work on the frontend as well...
Any advice? -
@jshrt as far as I kmow startups mostly are looking for the newest technology stacks.
Since I'm a pure frontend guy I can give you only advise for this topic. Do some react/vue/newest-framework stuff, use TypeScript for more joy in codindg. If you want to do quality, you might want to do some CI stuff with travis and write lots of tests. -
@plusgut yup, I do react, I did vue, I love docker and have did lots of CI with travis, jenkins and all that, played a lot with flow.
Frontend is interesting.
Thank you the advice though -
@jshrt if you do all the stuff, you should have no problem to switch to a company you actually like.
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So I basically quit my last job to have successfully reached the top company in my country only to find they are such a mess.
No code quality whatsoever, testing? Yiu crazy? And all the old people who think they are senior whilst they do not know jack..
I do distribured web applications, but shit I hate titles and I think of myself as a software guy, I can do software that opens the fridge when I close the toilet lid ffs!
So, I am looking to deviate my career from web to something more deep such as distributed systems and services where I can use all of my skills and expand my knowledge more, and be able to code in js, c++ golang and more, handle and tackle infrastructure issues, virtualization etc...
So I want to ask you guys what would be an interesting project I can work on to concretize my skill and be able to convince my next recruiter that I walk the talk.
Thank you everyone
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