I feel you, bro. Web development is one colossal clusterfuck of complications. This is especially true with JavaScript, Angular, React, etc.
You might try mobile development for Android and iOS. You’d be using Java or Kotlin for Android, and Swift for iOS. But now you can code Reactive Native or using Flutter platform which uses dart language whereby you code once and have your app running on both Android and IOS.
You might try data science and machine learning. You’d be using Python or R.
You might try enterprise business computing (like ERP). You’d be using Java or C#.
You might try IoT, embedded, systems programming, cloud computing, etc. The field of software development is vast.
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JavaScript + Angular-compatible version of loan amortization calculator that you can integrate into an Angular component or service
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