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Great piece of writing and advice, thanks for sharing

These seem to work well for me: AutoCloseTag AutoRenameTag BracketPairColorizer Debugger for Chrome ESlint StyleLint Prettier with the following to set to true prettier-eslint prettier-stylelint Path Intellisense Npm Intellisense ES7 React/Redux/React-Native/JS snippets color hightlight importCost Version Lens vscode-styled-components

look outside your country, look for Remote positions You could do some research on a company of your choice and present a case with a few compelling reasons why they should change their stack, but be sure to include the financial and productivity advantages.

100% true, I have found myself going back to plain CSS more often than not recently.

styled-components allows you to use native CSS in (kebab-case) in the declaration by using template literals(the backtick) whereas glamorous requires you to structure the css as JavaScript objects using camelCase. It's mostly a matter of personal choice, if you are familiar native css and enjoy writing it, I say stick with styled-components personally as I can write media queries and animations the way I am used to when using vanilla. plus styled-components has some of the features that I use from Sass namely nesting. it's mostly a matter of personal preference.

Found an interesting project that maybe of interest. https://github.com/concretesolutions/redux-zero

I use imageoptim mostly when I need the file size reduction for web without sacrificing quality. Works mostly for png and jpg else I create an SVG. https://imageoptim.com/mac