No!Contribution to open source says nothing about whether you are a great or lousy coder.Your work does.Maybe it was just a way of elimination and they just wanted someone with open source contribution. Otherwise your work should speak for itself

git cherry-pick

What about them?

Thanks. Installed git lense after reading your list.Its pretty dope

I used sublime and atom before switching to visual studio.I love how it integrates with git such that i can see all changes i made to files before i commit.Makes it easier to notice if you touched a file you were not supposed to or revert to how it was before you made changes.The extensions are also pretty cool and its very light on the machine

I'm still using it.Haha

Vue js is simpler and its documentation is superb.Angular on the other hand while not being that hard takes a bit of time to digest.

Indu Pillai Yeah. No problem.You can read this https://medium.com/reverdev/why-we-moved-from-angular-2-to-vue-js-and-why-we-didnt-choose-react-ef807d9f4163

Indu Pillai I don't know about native apps but you can build a progressive web app with vue js also.There are plenty of tools to choose from from so don't worry too much about it. It also has a large community so you can always get someone to help.I mostly work with angular and i can tell you its powerful but over complicates things as compared to vue js.

Angular is a framework unlike react which is ui centered.There are a lot of things you have to learn unlike react such as services,observables,routing,pipes,typescript etc.Angular has a very steep learning curve.