The document outlines 10 skills that a frontend developer can have to become a millionaire, including being open to new tools, understanding how tools work, communicating with other developers, having good design instincts, writing accessible code, optimizing for speed and conversions, creating mockups quickly, and enabling others to work faster while maintaining quality and scalability. It questions whether these skills are realistic for frontend developers or if specialization will still be needed. It suggests frontend developers play a central role in integrating different areas but will need to expand their skills.
13. UX / marketing people
should have most ideas.
You have to know how to
make them reality.
Without screwing up
speed, scalability, quality...
#2 It aint what you do
29. Conclusions / Discussion
Frontender is in the middle Is this wishful thinking?
More front-, less backend?
Enabling others to speed-up
Guarding quality & scale
30. Conclusions / Discussion
Frontender is in the middle Is this wishful thinking?
More front-, less backend? Will we all be generalists?
Enabling others to speed-up
Guarding quality & scale
31. Conclusions / Discussion
Frontender is in the middle Is this wishful thinking?
More front-, less backend? Will we all be generalists?
Enabling others to speed-up Will you have a job if not?
Guarding quality & scale
32. Conclusions / Discussion
Frontender is in the middle Is this wishful thinking?
More front-, less backend? Will we all be generalists?
Enabling others to speed-up Will you have a job if not?
Guarding quality & scale Fronteer is 5-legged sheep?
Optimizely test bekijken, vragen wie ideas heeft voor onze form test. Die meteen op de muur schrijven om later uit te voeren.\n
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OF is dit meer de UX guy’s taak. Frontender moet dan iig weten hoe te implementeren. Of maybe marketeer/support/ux heeft wensen, fronteer heeft de toolbox\n
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Doorklikken naar live test met search=1 redirect\n
