Your reversions resonate with me very strongly, even down to the exact tech choices. While the industry seems to chase ever increasing complexity, I believe 90% of web applications would be served more than adequately by jQuery, intercoolerjs and Django running in a single container that can scale horizontally if necessary on Elasticbeanstalk. (eb deploy.. Done).
But, sadly, it feels like openly selling yourself as a consultant in these technologies would be a form of sabotage and limit your opportunities considerably.
I've just had an idea for branding myself: artisinal, vintage web development using traditional jQuery / Django. :)
But, sadly, it feels like openly selling yourself as a consultant in these technologies would be a form of sabotage and limit your opportunities considerably.
I've just had an idea for branding myself: artisinal, vintage web development using traditional jQuery / Django. :)