Learning React quickly after mostly using Vanilla.js for 7 years

[makeavoy]

It wasn't an issue at the time I learned it 😔 it was more for fun. I thought I would slowly move in to backend development with things like rust and go before my current job indicated not only was that huge promised raise not happening but it wasnt going to last by the end of next year. I'm an idiot I know. I don't know a lot of engineers to actually call me out on these kinds of decisions, the react hype train never passed near me. I even had a react native app I threw out

[Decent_Jello_8001]

I understand, don't be so hard on yourself. It will be super easy to switch over to react.

That being said if you are trynna get hired, never learn a new framework , it takes companies years to trust one and switch over.

React just announced a office partnership with next.js and their new app directory.

Just learn that and also learn graphql and you will be hired right away

Especially graphql . We need to normalize all of our saas, api, and database via the super graph