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The first decision in a coding bootcamp is often the specialization, front end or back end, and the problem is that the two lead to different jobs, different mindsets, and different day-to-day work, which most beginners cannot yet distinguish. The choice should follow your temperament and your target role, not the marketing, because the two paths suit different kinds of people.Front end development is visual and immediate, building the interfaces users see and interact with, with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and it suits people who like seeing the result of their work on screen and care about design and user experience. Back end development is the logic and data behind the interface, the servers, databases, and APIs, and it suits people who enjoy systems, structure, and solving problems that are invisible to the user.The job market leans slightly toward back end and full stack in salary, but the difference is small and the demand is strong for both, so the better reason to choose is fit, because a developer who enjoys the work learns faster
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