Title: I&#x27;m a self-taught spaghetti coder webdev with thirteen years of beginner experience; mostly learning by googling how to do everything as I built web apps for small businesses or wired up forms and APIs through agencies. It worked for a long time, and yeah I&#x27;m probably that guy who wrote that stinky codebase you&#x27;re dealing with. I&#x27;m not particularly proud of that.<p>Anyway, my &quot;skills&quot; (heh) seem to be mostly irrelevant now. I hated frontend ever since the responsive era, but I got by sticking to less design intensive stuff. These days the web is evolving very rapidly and I&#x27;ve kept up sorta, but I&#x27;m not passionate about this field, I&#x27;m getting older and there&#x27;s lots of competition now and I&#x27;m unemployed. I basically want to get as far away from Node and React and CSS as possible. What&#x27;s a good path out?
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