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"Which model should I run my coding agent on? " almost always turns into a price question once the first invoice lands. Coding agents are token-hungry — they read whole files, reason across a repo, and emit long diffs — so the model you pick shows up on your bill in a big way.
Frontend development today covers far more than "learn React and get a job. " There's UI development, performance engineering, accessibility, testing, mobile with React Native, architecture, and full stack work — and most beginners have no reliable way to figure out which direction actually fits ...
Traditionally APIs were designed for a browser or a client library. Something on the other end was going to parse the response and turn it into a screen or an object. However, the thing calling your API now is a model in a loop, with a token budget and a terminal, and it does not render your JS...
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