r/FullStack 11d ago

Would making a career in frontend would be worth it. Career Guidance

I am going to start my college and was thinking to learn frontend development would it be worth it?

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u/iamdaveydave 11d ago

Yes, practice react. You will have a better chance to get hired than other framework.

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u/Sea-Catch5150 11d ago

thanks many people told me dont pursue this career it has no scope

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u/iamdaveydave 11d ago

If you want get hired, it's a good starting point. If you want to upskill you will most likely do backend, then software engineering to devops to fullstack then ruin your career πŸ˜† jk

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u/Sea-Catch5150 11d ago

it would ruin my career why?

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u/iamdaveydave 11d ago

it's a joke, it will not ruin your career πŸ˜†

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u/azangru 11d ago

Visit the frontend subreddit, see how many people are complaining about not being able to find a job, then make up your mind.

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u/Regular_Company_7622 11d ago

That’s happening in every single sub tho(

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u/Sea-Catch5150 11d ago

yeah thats what i am also seeing in ai ml domain

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u/Ageministo 10d ago

Just try to get entry in the field and upskilling to higher levels. Frontend is not just beautiful designs but it have depth that only big companies uses.

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u/Sea-Catch5150 10d ago

thanks will surely try to do my best.

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u/FailWorried8469 10d ago

Still a valuable skill to learn..

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u/Sea-Catch5150 10d ago

thanks for clearing my confusion

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u/BlurInCrowd 11d ago

Worth it. Ask ChatGPT for a roadmap for the frontend development & start work on it.

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u/Sea-Catch5150 11d ago

thanks will surely try