Hi Nairalanders, As a web developer Which job title has a higher
salary, front-end developer or
back-end developer?

I'll go with back end developer

FTC once again.
Lalasticlala do the needful

Just be good at what u do and u will be paid heavily.

lalasticlala

most Nigerian companies expects you to know both of them and in most cases provide solution to any computer related issue. so its best you have all the skill set whether front or backend ..

where I work, asides coding we do lots of data analysis and reports generations (using SQL).

Between the Engine of a lamboghini and its exterior which one costs more?
Well, it depends on the stack you use,. I have seen a frontend developer salary of more than 400k. But the the frameworks is just too much and you you need at least 4+ years experience. So for frontend, you need HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Ajax, Vie and some other js framework.
But on a normal ground with all things been equal, a php, ruby or python developer Worth's more than an average frontend developer.
Why you ask? Because almost everyone can make a web design these days. Also there are some WYSIWYG that you can just drag and drop widgets to get a basic professional web design.
So the way to go is full stack if possible.
But then, it depends on the number of frameworks you are proficient in and your portfolio speaks a lot for you.
My verdict: back end developer any day anytime, java is a good one with high pay especially if you know spring boot and MVC software design architecture.
Php is also good. Python is hot! Especially using django or flask frameworks.
But the thing is to be a master in the language you are currently on. The likely hood of being hired will increase.

By the way am a junior django/python developer.

Full-Stack developer

Back end developers earn slightly better

Middle end developer

look at what someone is asking

No offence but, if you are going into programing for the money, please dont waste your time as you wont see any thing till about 2 years +

Well unless you join those people advertising website for 10k on nairaland

as for your question... learn your stack well and you will get to the top were there is no difference in the salary scale

Full stack, back end.. Cos back end is hard lol

helinues:
Middle end developer

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Back end will be better for me,I enjoy it more from the back

Better be good at both, or else sorry is your case in the IT market

Full stack is best

Both...

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Back of course

Back end

full stack

Backend

udoekere:
Hi Nairalanders, As a web developer Which job title has a higher
salary, front-end developer or
back-end developer?

Can you recommend a good place/institution in Nigeria where one can learn programming?

I've been learning self coding using online platforms like codecampcademy. alnost rounding up Javascript. any recommendation for me to become this... really passionate with this line of work (software engineering) I'm also looking for a job, i don't mind starting at the base level for an ict company to develop myself. please help if you can

Backend or Fullstack

I think i depend on where you are working and what you are working on.
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sweetonugbu:
Back end will be better for me,I enjoy it more from the back

Lol.. you dey mad i swear

It's really difficult to tell, but honestly full stack would be better, cos I believe they'll pay you more if you're a back end developer that's where the business logic is.

It really doesn't matter, developers are poorly paid in this part of the world. So except you're going away from here, I think the correct answer will be just for academic purposes.

Backend, but what matters most is your level of experience