front-end VS low-form

There's a group called Operation Code that works with veterans in your position. Check them out, at the very least they can give you more specific advice. https://operationcode.org/

I recently heard about Operation Code, but haven't dealt with them myself yet.

I recommend joining the slack for OperationCode https://operationcode.org/ and asking around. There are a lot of actual professionals with good advice and you might even get someone to check your resume.

Come on over to Operation Code and join the Slack.

I highly recommend you join Operation Code where you can find a large vet community with a ton of contacts, you can find mentors, scholarships/training/apprenticeships, and the real excitement is access to our Slack community. There are channels for nearly every tech sector, but important ones for you right now would be Resume Review, Career Advice, Job Board, among others.

If you have (US) military experience there is a good group called operation code https://operationcode.org/ that offers mentoring, opinions on boot camps and traditional ed, translating military experience into civilian life, resume reviews, and other help.

https://operationcode.org/ has a slack you can join and ask question/go through the archive. We aren't terribly active anymore, none of us have handled wfh very well. I used to help run the seattle chapter but we're inactive since our main guy doesn't want to run it and I only like shooting the shit/doing mock interviews and not organizing things.

I recently played around with making the most simple to use, dependency-free, React form implementation possible and I published it as low-form. It's definitely not production ready and more of an experiment than anything, but the API feels like we were going for the same spirit.

I recently put together a sort of silly React library called low-form. I did all the testing with jest and react testing library, feel free to check it out.