Pure JS developers trying to jump off the JS train have a few decent choices now:
- Elixir / Phoenix
- .NET / Blazor
- Laravel / Livewire
- Rails / Hotwire
Or hold on for the JS ecosystem to figure out good patterns that balance performance/maintainability (React Server Components look ok, and will probably trickle into Next.js for those who want a framework).
Does one of the above stand out as a good thing to learn from a career perspective, say, for a JS developer growing tired of frontend?
Is the thirst for React developers ever likely to dry up and leave devs who know these frameworks with an advantage?
- Elixir / Phoenix
- .NET / Blazor
- Laravel / Livewire
- Rails / Hotwire
Or hold on for the JS ecosystem to figure out good patterns that balance performance/maintainability (React Server Components look ok, and will probably trickle into Next.js for those who want a framework).
Does one of the above stand out as a good thing to learn from a career perspective, say, for a JS developer growing tired of frontend?
Is the thirst for React developers ever likely to dry up and leave devs who know these frameworks with an advantage?