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It could get a little messy on hudge projects. The best is probably to do component based CSS, use SCSS and BEM methodology

It really depends of what your aspirations are. I will explain:

Having a degree in programming won't get you a good job, but experience will. As you know the best way to become good at something is practice.

Going to university is a lot more than getting a degree. For me it was one in a life time experience that I will never forget. Did it make me a better web dev? - yes and no. If I wasn't willing to put the hours to learn and do cool projects I would of been stuck with a peace of paper ( a lot of people did).

If you are a social person looking for adventures and want to move out from your parents house - go to uni.

If you are happy in your social situation and money you might be okay doing the job.

I might get one 😀

I've been waiting for over two years now...

@Vip3rDev 😂😂😂

Same here. I might batter someone with my keyboard

Pretty much any Beer and Cider

Standard :-D

@Jumpshot44 pretty much...

@phiter companies need front end developers as much as back end. If you like to do both that's awesome. there are plenty of small companies that look for full stack web developers that can do graphics, front end and back end. The only issue here is would you want to be a Jack of all trades or master of one. Specialist usually earn more money

do you still have to go in the office? I would love to work remotely