I am not a "JavaScript Developer".
Read OriginalThe author rejects the narrow label of 'JavaScript Developer' imposed by recruiters and platforms. They define themselves as a generalist engineer who chooses tools and languages based on the problem at hand, not a specific technology. The article details projects across C++, Python, C#, and more, emphasizing a mindset focused on solving hard problems rather than specializing in a single stack.
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