The more I work in marketing, the more it feels like understanding human behavior matters more than knowing the latest ad platform or SEO update.
Do you think great marketers are really just great psychologists?
Or do technical skills still make the biggest difference?
I'm curious how experienced marketers see it.
I've become comfortable with React and have built several projects, but I feel like I've reached the point where tutorials aren't enough anymore.
For those with real production experience, what skills made the biggest difference in your career after React?
Was it architecture, testing, performance optimization, TypeScript, accessibility, animations, design patterns, system design, or something else?
I'm looking for advice from developers who've already been through this stage.
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AI can already generate React, Next.js, Laravel, Node.js, and CRUD applications surprisingly well.
So if you were starting from scratch today, what would you invest your time in?
Where do you think the real value of a developer will be in the next decade?
AI can already generate React, Next.js, Laravel, Node.js, and CRUD applications surprisingly well.
So if you were starting from scratch today, what would you invest your time in?
Where do you think the real value of a developer will be in the next decade?