Digital designer, developer and entrepreneur with more than 12 years' experience. Specialises in UI design and front-end development. Looking to add value through innovation and leadership.
“Where do we draw the line then in terms of what is considered a front-end language or framework?
Which frameworks or libraries then should be part of the role's scope if we are excluding PHP, C#, Java etc? JQuery for example is a the perfect tool for building interactivity for the web, where most front-end developers might argue that it's better to learn Vue.
Libraries like React on the other hand requires a developer to learn concepts that traditionally were not associated with the front-end”
Languages like Angular and React require developers to have a much deeper understanding of programming concepts; concepts that might have historically been associated only with the back-end. MVC, functional programming, high-order functions, hoisting... hard concepts to grasp if your background is in HTML, CSS and basic interactive JavaScript.
Digital designer, developer and entrepreneur with more than 12 years' experience. Specialises in UI design and front-end development. Looking to add value through innovation and leadership.
I never said either were a language.
“Where do we draw the line then in terms of what is considered a front-end language or framework?
Which frameworks or libraries then should be part of the role's scope if we are excluding PHP, C#, Java etc? JQuery for example is a the perfect tool for building interactivity for the web, where most front-end developers might argue that it's better to learn Vue.
Libraries like React on the other hand requires a developer to learn concepts that traditionally were not associated with the front-end”
? you said exactly that.
reactjs.org/
angular.io/
BTW it was just a suggestion.
Thanks, that was a typo.