HAHA. Theoretically , you can create a full-fledged game in JavaScript, but the question arises: why, if there are more suitable tools for this? Javascript is great for creating browser games and mobile games. To my mind to write full-fledged games that attract investment and monetize the project, it is better to use C++ and C#

@@softwaredeveloperblog Example: Lets say someone managed to make it to where if you have a .unity3d file or .js file, you could run it through a bookmarklet or just made it where unity compiled the WHOLE game to straight js, you could put it in a bookmarklet that displays this code as graphics. Edit: This is also useful for unblockable games at school.

Hi! As for me, three.js is simpler, but again it all depends on the project you want to create, Babylon is great for more complex projects.

Yes, it seems like a hybrid. But in programming it is seldom when frontend developer make UI/UX design, maybe in small company it could be. But often, frontend developer work with a ready project from the designer.

@@softwaredeveloperblog I see but , I fell like you still have to have creativoty from what I've asked because even tho design and colors may be done alot of times front end can give input on design as well

@@ninjaoftherift1620 Yes. Sure, you can always make advise about UI/UX, and product owner or stakeholders could take this advice. This is really great if you have experience, it would be a big plus.

@@softwaredeveloperblog also from.what I've learned you can be creative in your development process

@@ninjaoftherift1620 Definitely yes🙂

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Thanks for the detailed comment! I have a lot of videos with my voice on my channel. But they don't have many views, so I decided to try AI voice. But maybe you’re right and I’ll start voicing the video in my own voice again🙂

Yes, you are right, the number of vacancies for juniors in the IT field can be quite large, but the IT market is large, it is not necessary to consider only your region. Now it's not enough to know only HTML, CSS, JS - you need to at least master several libraries such as React, Redux or frameworks like Angular, + Node.JS, knowledge of databases and the ability to work with Git. If you have such knowledge at a good level, then the chances of finding a job are high.

Very high competition, before it was enough to know html, css, js - and that was enough. Now you need to at least know React, Redux or other libraries and frameworks.

There are already many plugins, this is one of them

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This is not a Promo, this is just a video about possible VS Code Extensions

Of course😉