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Depends on the requirements of your client.

If your client needs very fast application or very customizable website then building from ground up is a good idea and is worth the effort.

But if you are building generic static-site/blog/shopping website going with any CMS is fine.

You should mainly focus on end-result of your application and the value for client. There is no point in building same things multiple times unless your clients has specific requirement.

Ask HN: What should I learn and write about next?

As a front-end developer what should I learn next to improve my skill set. (and I also want to write articles about it while I learn; like a journey)I use (everyday): REACT, REACT-NATIVE, REDUX, WEBPACK, CSS-FRAMEWORKS(Boostrap, Bulma, Materialize etc)I know (not using everyday): NODEJS/EXPRESS, BASIC DBs (MySQL, Mongo. etc), Firebase / Firestore, RORAny Suggestions?

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Ask HN: Compensation for Remote Developers

I was going through job listings on stackoverflow. I saw a lot of job listing for remote positions.I find it hard to believe some of these listings are offering 5x to 8x my current compensation for the similar role and experience (I am from a developing country).I was wondering whether the compensation offered by these companies are dependent on location of the developer? If so how much would...

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Good job. The website looks good but its not really something I would recommend. One can reverse engineer passwords (suggested by smartis2812).

There is a bug though. If I click generate password. It asks for 3 answers. But If I answer 2 question it shows response without the generated password.