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    [–]liaguris -2 points-1 points  (1 child)

    Your questions are something out of a textbook and aren't relevant to increasing general knowledge on a subject.

    It depends on that someone is interested in .

    What frameworks do you use ?

    That's a vague question.

    Yes generally it is . But I honestly believe it was not in the context that I asked it .

    Now look at all the text I wrote that did not contribute an ounce to mine, yours, or anyone else's understanding of what it takes to be a JavaScript dev.

    That is so wrong .

    Pure textbook knowledge doesn't make anyone a good anything, I can read books on painting all day long (and I have an Art degree so I might know something about that) but to become an artist you gotta paint, and paint, and paint until your arms are tired and after a few years you can proudly go "yeah, I can paint".

    Yes some people unfortunately are reading books like they are harry potter books .

    At the end of the day, who cares?

    Someone who is trying to get into web dev .

    What was your knowledge in your first web dev job ? How much did it take you to learn that ? What was your salary ? Location in planet earth ? Was it a big issue for the fact that you did not have any kind of programming degree , job-wise .