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[@gsindar]

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[@codecommerce]

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[@h051n]

What would you say is bare minimum to know to be able to be a frontend web developer? HTML, CSS, Tailwind, JS, basic React? + Typescript, redux toolkit?

[@codecommerce]

Bare minimum? Honestly you can get away with html/css.. This won't land you a 'front-end engineer' role, but there are roles out there where you can work on a CMS for example with only html/css. These are more entry-level jobs. In my opinion, it'd be hard to get a first job writing javascript or react code as a newbie. Definitely not impossible, but it seems a lot of companies want experience. If you're going for a front-end heavy role then you'd definitely want to be able to do very well solving leet code problems, a good understanding of how a js library (angular or react) works.

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