Full tutorial is here: https://connorleech.info/blog/build-a-shopping-cart-with-vue-2-and-vuex/

Hey Joshua, I'm hoping for a necromancer badge for this one, answering 5 years after you asked React is one of the best bets for a scalable, production ready front end framework. I was also curious what companies are using it and hiring for it. I live in the Bay Area and collected a list of companies that use React. I combed through job listings, who has hosted meetups etc Here's a map and list of companies in the Bay Area currently using React.js: https://employbl.com/blog/companies-that-use-reactjs-in-bay-area (over 100 listed, from startups to enterprise) I hope other React devs find this post useful

Very cool! Do you have insight about the differences between ElasticBeanstalk, CodeDeploy, CodePipeline and CloudFormation templates? It seems like there are a ton of CI/CD and deployment options with AWS so wanted to see if you had thoughts about how you pick particular services. Thank you for sharing the blog post

I would start with the AWS Solutions Architect - Associate course. A Cloud Guru has a training program here: https://acloud.guru/course/aws-certified-solutions-architect-associate

Be an expert at Laravel . Watch at least 4 Laracast videos per week Vue.js ninja 3x per week github contributions

You can use Angular 1 and Django pretty easily with Django REST Framework. Tutorial is here! https://github.com/connor11528/angular-drf-todolist

I use Hexo.js Wrote a tutorial and source code! Available here: https://github.com/connor11528/hexo-personal-site/blob/master/tutorial.md It is a Node.js static site generator

If you use Adonis Framework there is a great tool called ace you can use to scaffold your Node.js MVC apps!

Keystone.js is cool. Otherwise I like to use boilerplates from github. If anyone is new to open source building starting point boilerplates is a great idea! You can build off what other people have done.

My twitter is https://twitter.com/realjasonshark and I blog at http://cleechtech.github.io/ Recently I've been doing some Laravel posts (working on a Go one) over on https://medium.com/@connorleech