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@devTea thank you!
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@xewl what would you advise me to use instead?
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@Felesbandi It was a word joke based upon a typo in your rant .. I'm totally fine with you using react ;)
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@Felesbandi I'm puzzled, why would your experience matter to get a fully remote job?
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@xewl Oh sorry. :d i didnt notice :p
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@Commodore Because according to the job postings I have seen so far it's rare that a company allows remote for less experienced developers.
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Hi!
Im planning to switch for a remote company. I have 2 years of internship and 1 year of full time experience.
I also have some GitHub repos where I played around with JS frameworks and I will soon release the beta version of a puzzle game I made with React Naive in my freetime.
Im also planning on creating a simple website for myself on GitHub pages.
Would this be enough for a mid-level fully remote frontend developer position?
Thanks for the answers in advance!
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