Doing front end sucks !

As a full stack developer, how often you get to do front end ?

Maybe old, but I had to...

My fucking campus building.
Really. Built a new one in 2017, we started to study there since Oct 2017 til now and lemme tell something: it's shit. My classroom's paint cracked 2 months in. My classroom lacks a projector which is standard for every classroom to have one back in the old campus building. But nooope. No projector for 1.25 years, at least by now compensated by a 50" TV which whoever the fuck installed the thing took the *only* stock HDMI cable. Shitty floor tiling (think r/mildlyinfuriating but worse), shitty toilet that would break down every 2 weeks and "over the top" gymnasium with air ventilation so bad it feels like Hitler's fucking oven every time we got in.

I got late at work today and top of that I really don't feel like working the rest of the day.

Is that normal?

I don't get it. Why do front end devs need to learn algorithms to get their interview done?

What is horizontal and vertical scaling? Can somebody please explain in easy manner?

One of my other dev colleagues believe that just because I don't want to work in a particular project and I don't like the decision of management, I'm being negative.
Where the fuck is Logic?

Just came across this wonderful video about Apache Kafka for building something real time and event based project.

https://youtube.com/watch/...

Although my profile is of full stack dev but at my company we barely do anything to scale anything.
Whenever I go for any interview, everyone asks me about scaling the application. What should I do?

My former manager thinks that 'React' is equivalent to HTML.

Earn heavy money. that's it.