What do you guys use for creating the frontend? I guess noone codes the frontend anymore?

Hmm if you're talking web, yes of course. Vue + Tailwind

Angular or React

I use vite for setting up the project and mostly I use svelte + tailwindcss

Whatever I feel like it's most appropriate and/or whatever I want to learn.

If i do frontend i only do minimal HTML without css

Usually react with css modules/tailwind/styled components depending on requirements

Whatever u do don’t use tailwind or god forbid bootstrap

@phat-lasagna everything depends on the requirements tbh. I'm a big fan of styled components with styled-system tbh. Not everyone will agree though.

I am backend+DevOps guy.
I was satisfied by Vue.js.
Minimum to learn, maximum to get in already ready ecosystem solutions without any complicated choices

ChakrasUI ......

Plan your own CSS, using Flexbox and Grid for layout. Also media query for responsiveness.

I really don't like Tailwind. I thought bootstrap is too wordy. But holy shit. Tailwind is even more wordy.

Won't you look at their example, how to make a product showcase? Just how many 'flex' are repeated there?

I would rather write my own CSS and use more descriptive classes, such as "product_container", "product_image", and "product_size_button"

Bootstrap & FontAwesone

My front end? Usually an IP based API or just a terminal 😎

react for webs, react native for apps.

@black-kite same but i prefer angular because i think it's more organized (cli is pretty handy, everything has its own folder)

I used to love working with React, but the more recent projects I’ve been working on use Angular. I too have come to prefer Angular despite some of the verbosity