We know that HTML, CSS and the Javascript is the minimum standard to know, but looking at the job market nowadays. It seems like the standard has changed?
To potentially get a full time job nowadays, the requirement is knowing at least one of the JavaScript framework.
Correct me if I'm wrong?
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Yes, the requirement have changed. Most companies will expect a front-end developer to know:
Most of the time, that should be enough but they can also require the knowledge of:
Thanks for posting this!
I am happy to hear that I am not alone to think that way. I just remember I started out, and people told me I needed to know HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Just looking how things are in the market, a lot has changed indeed.