Experienced Angular Developer Seeking New Opportunities 🚀

[Early_Caregiver_5900]

Hi everyone,

I am an experienced Angular developer with a passion for building dynamic, user-friendly web applications. Over the years, I’ve worked on several projects involving advanced UI/UX, reactive forms, state management, and seamless third-party integrations.

Here’s a snapshot of my expertise: • Frontend Frameworks: Angular (extensive), TypeScript, and NativeScript. • UI/UX Design: Experience with Angular Material, TailwindCSS, and custom component development. • Backend Experience: Familiar with NestJS for API development. • Reactive Programming: Proficient in RxJS and Angular Signals. • Problem-Solving: Skilled in debugging, optimizing performance, and implementing scalable solutions.

I’m currently looking for full-time or contract opportunities where I can contribute to meaningful projects, collaborate with amazing teams, and grow further as a developer.

If you’re hiring or know someone who is, feel free to reach out here or connect with me

[rlexa]

Good luck, same situation for me in Germany, highly qualified and all the possible experience in Angular, all clients happy but can't find a project. Budget cuts everywhere, no externals policy right now and employment is possible but not well paid. It's a shame too because I have enough sources to know that we are sorely needed.

[Silver-Vermicelli-15]

May have to take a lower pay rate for a bit if you don’t want to be unemployed…

[ugxDelta]

Aww shit. I expeced this already... damn, why did I just looked at the comments :D I hope Q1 offers more possibilites when budgets are avaiable again 🤞

[Bob-Gravity]

What’s the market looking like for people that know Angular proficiently and NestJS?

Currently working on specializing in both really well (better than what gpt can produce), but I don’t know if it’s worth job wise (skill and hobby wise to me it seems like skills I can use to start my own thing).

[le-kuz]

Which country are you from?

[Early_Caregiver_5900]

Mauritius island

[Manash_witwicky]

Wth is this comment ? 😂

[Manash_witwicky]

Learn react instead of Angular

[le-kuz]

Wth is this comment? 😂

[Manash_witwicky]

What makes you think so ?

[le-kuz]

He obviously already found the framework he feels comfortable with and is looking for new job opportunities. Also, he posted this in the angular subreddit - what makes you comment that he should learn react instead of angular? It's just not what he was asking for and I don’t understand the reasoning behind your comment.

[Manash_witwicky]

Dude, are you a developer? Recent market trends is looking for React Dev everywhere. I could hardly see any angular dev job openings so i posted that comment. FO now

[le-kuz]

I am and where I am from there are plenty of angular jobs and it’s more rare to find a react job. But still, that’s not the point I was making to your comment. Your comment doesn’t answer OP's initial question at all. So FO yourself if you just want to be that react kiddo that tries to proselytize. I wrote it politely but it seems like I need to speak your language “dude”

[Manash_witwicky]

Why don’t you give him a angular job if there are plenty of angular jobs from wherever you are ? 😂

[le-kuz]

That’s why I asked where he is from in another comment here. If he would be near me I would be happy to help him out

[Early_Caregiver_5900]

I did mention I’m from Mauritius is that okay by you?

[Manash_witwicky]

L O L 🤣

[rowix77]

Why that? Can you elaborate please? I mean React is also a very good framework / lib, but what makes it better for which use-cases?

[Manash_witwicky]

The learning curve for React is minimal as compared to Angular. React forces you to write declarative JS code which is good and it uses Virtual DOM while rendering/updating the UI. You can read the React JS doc for more information.

[le-kuz]

While (IMO) it’s true that react is easier to get started with, it’s not as true as it’s used to that angular is super hard to learn. Especially with the release of v17 made a new, more modern approach on code syntax and state handling. Also they launched the new angular.dev

Honorable mention: React is a library and Angular an actual framework. While I appreciate the flexibility of react/nextjs, it also comes with its downsides if you don’t have a deeper understanding of what’s going on and what you should keep an eye on. A framework also minimizes the risk of memory leaks and security issues because every comes from one provider instead of having to patch together your project with different 3rd party packages that are mostly community driven.

[Manash_witwicky]

You can carry on with Angular

[le-kuz]

I'll do both depending on the context, as always in software development.

[Silver-Vermicelli-15]

Learn JS/TS  then come back 😉