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Eugene4542020-06-04 18:22:08
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Eugene454, 2020-06-04 18:22:08

Development on the web?

Hello! Calling Frontenders! How important is it to be able to typeset in this business?
PS I accept that you need to be able to do this well, but is it too hard to make layout layouts and when do you realize that you can move on to the stage of full immersion in js and its frameworks?

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Maxim Morev, 2020-06-04
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A frontender that doesn't know how to typeset is an oxymoron.
Now they will run into it, but in general the division into front-end developers and layout designers is an extremely stupid concept.
The frontend is everything that is not the backend, it’s just that someone (and there are many of them) feels much better from what the tuduist wrote on React - and you are no longer “some coder”, but a whole “front-end developer”, knowledge as it was not, it is not, but in your head you have already achieved something. Well, a bonus - you don’t have to learn to make up then, let some typesetters do it. Well, this is a separate issue.
How important is layout?
As much as possible, because your rendering works in 0.1s or 0.2s, whether you use fetch, or axios, or even XMLHttpRequest - this is not interesting for the user (once again I remind you that we make sites and applications for users), business is usually not particularly interested either, but if the layout spreads, something goes somewhere, becomes inaccessible, or a simple page is typeset for 30 hours, and then another 20 is tested and corrected, but in the end it’s still some kind of shit - everyone involved already notices this.
The problem is that one does not exist without the other. If you are waiting for some mythical "good" level in layout and this justifies the fact that you do not develop in JS - it will not happen, and you will never start, because this level has been developed over the years and tons of material that you need to pass through yourself. I have been designing websites for about 12 years and still learn something new. Experience grows, technologies develop.
HTML, CSS, JS are skills that grow in parallel if everything goes right.
Not in the same proportion, but one without the other makes no sense.
So if you are interested, go and study now, but do not forget that you need to develop always, everywhere, including in related technologies. You can always do better, faster, more reliable and all that, whether it's layout, frameworks or whatever.

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Froggyweb, 2020-06-04
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No, don't care at all. Make the architecture of the state, Update with the server, resolve conflicts and everything will be ok. The Padawans will make the layout.

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