I made a powerful HTML5 Offline app a long time ago, for some technical requirements (and cool-sounding user) that would be challenging, no matter what stack was used.
Then I was in an interview, where some junior openly sneered at me, for not using a recent popular RDD framework for it.
Part of the problem, even for highly experienced people, is that even the good jobs usually have "technical interview" gatekeeping that's not very enlightened.
(Yes, no matter what framework or stack you're using, I've probably done related things before, and I can pick it up quickly. No, a Leetcode hazing won't tell you how I think, nor what I can do, and it just seems like you're jerking off.)
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I made a powerful HTML5 Offline app a long time ago, for some technical requirements (and cool-sounding user) that would be challenging, no matter what stack was used.
Then I was in an interview, where some junior openly sneered at me, for not using a recent popular RDD framework for it.
Part of the problem, even for highly experienced people, is that even the good jobs usually have "technical interview" gatekeeping that's not very enlightened.
(Yes, no matter what framework or stack you're using, I've probably done related things before, and I can pick it up quickly. No, a Leetcode hazing won't tell you how I think, nor what I can do, and it just seems like you're jerking off.)