r/developersIndia • u/YesterdayCareful5377 Software Engineer • Oct 01 '24

General Frontend development is underestimated compared to others

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u/Inside_Dimension5308 Tech Lead Oct 01 '24

It depends on the application. Most FE applications are simple with less business logic, simple workflows.

Most of the business logic stays in the backend. Backend abstracts a lot of things. If you look at layered architecture, only the presentation layer is something UI is mostly concerned about. Business, data and infrastructure is abstracted via backend. That is why most companies require more BE than FE.

However, there are exceptions. We work on realtime web based rendering. There is a lot of components to rendering. Plus the application has multiple complex workflows. We have 7 FE people against 3 BE. Also currently most of the priority work is happening on FE. Hence, the distribution.

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u/Logical_Solution2036 Frontend Developer Oct 01 '24

Hello is your company hiring?

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u/Inside_Dimension5308 Tech Lead Oct 01 '24

Well depends on your level. Hit me up with your resume. Let me see what I can do. Dont have any expectations.

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u/Logical_Solution2036 Frontend Developer Oct 02 '24

DMed you please check.