Are you also a fan of working with python and react?

[Sofianoren]

Hi there!
I'm trying to connect with developers that are skilled in working with react, python, AWS, and have an agile way of working.
I'm working at Star Stable Entertainment and looking for colleagues that can help us develop the user experience of our product.

I'm thankful for all tips and tricks to understand this community and not just become another recruiter.*

[SwissProgrammer]

No.

I will answer the actual question being asked in the title.

No to both. I consider them both to be almost a waste of my time. I have rarely seen enough value to phthon or react to get me to use them. I consider them lazy code. I used to do that type of coding a lot. I was afraid of learning C++ (as developed by Stroustrup) because it looked so complicated. But, I did learn it (some). Now I almost exclusively use C++11. No python. No react. etc. Sometimes, rarely, I still use javascript, and write some server side scripts etc., and a little CLI. But not much these days. For your answer, "No."

I suggest that you get away from python and find another way of doing what your are doing. You might be limiting yourself so much that it costs your company too much financially to do what you want with python.

[jacelynsia]

Together, Python and React form a powerful combination to use in 2024.

1. Backend and Frontend Synergy: Python can handle data, API development, and backend logic, while React builds the user interface, leading to well-rounded web applications.

2. Full-Stack Potential: Developers familiar with both can tackle projects from start to finish, reducing reliance on multiple specialists.

3. Future-Proof Technologies: Both Python and React are constantly evolving and adapting to new trends, making them future-proof choices for developers.