Some Zen plugin for any editor, maybe?

I found a job and relocated to other country using LinkedIn exclusively. Will tolerate hunters.

Certainly worth a try. Super pleasant syntax. No TypeScript support. Router not included (there is an external one).

Yes, people can debug your obfuscated public JS code. But just out of principle I'm not going to make this easier for people. Let them put some minimal effort. No source map in production for my code. Always glad to see source naps for other's public code though. And yeah , separate staging branch for that.

Beware, he may write some unit tests next

Maybe just write some docs next time yourself? Regardless of other people.

I enjoy doing Angular. Fantastic CLI tools. Good reliable predictable architecture. Lots of things out of the box. RxJs is so cool and nicely integrated. Vue is more flexible, I also enjoy it. React I don't understand: Vue is more agile and Elm implements React ideas better.

They require a password containing different numbers, symbols and cases. So I cannot use easily typable password like smudgy-butane-upcoming-hat-clavicle which is equally good but easier to use.

I would make a case that when you boost JavaScript with TypeScript, some functional toolbelt like Ramda, some reactivity goodness like RxJs, and tie it all together, you can be safe, efficient and produce a really sane and good-looking code. Modern JS is about power: you have a lot of ways to make things right.

Go

React is fine. When I'm in OOP mode, I would use Angular. For all general tasks I would use Vue as a perfect middle of the road solution. When feeling functional, I'll use Elm, which is React made right and bold. But you just cannot deny the amount of React jobs out there.

I was astonished how Go was simultaneously dumb, effective and fun. First choice for quick web things.

Postman's killer feature is scripts. Love Paw, but it does not offer that degree of automation. Insomnia was too primitive last time I checked.

That's him all right.

Maximilian Schwarzmüller on Udemy is a nice safe bet.