Backend Happier Than Frontend

Update: i switched from backend engineering to front end a few months ago and i've never been more depressed i switched from JavaScript to backend engineering a year ago and i've never been happier

A social media post shows Aaron Abrams saying he became depressed after switching from backend engineering to front-end development, while an older post says switching from JavaScript to backend engineering made him happier. The joke is that the two posts contradict each other, capturing the common programmer stereotype that front-end work is more frustrating than backend work. EN: A social media post shows Aaron Abrams saying he became depressed after switching from backend engineering to front-end development, while an older post says switching from JavaScript to backend engineering made him happier. The joke is that the two posts contradict each other, capturing the common programmer stereotype that front-end work is more frustrating than backend work.

• @gentoomemes / 5591 2023-08-01