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This basically says: Learn all the things! But the best front-end people I ever saw did not learn all the things. They learned a few things, mastered even fewe
by buro9 11y ago
This basically says: Learn all the things!
But the best front-end people I ever saw did not learn all the things. They learned a few things, mastered even fewer of those things, but ultimately understood how to make what they had learned work for them to do whatever they needed to do.
If anyone is reading the handbook and thinking this is too much, you'll never get through it... you're right, it is and you won't. Just learn HTML really well, CSS fairly well (and pick a tool to help manage the CSS) and learn raw JS and one of the helper systems (JQuery). That's it... get the core skills right, get those mastered, and the rest will come easily and you'll understand when and why to use them.
- aklemm 11y agoThis is great advice. Especially in a time where people from varied backgrounds are scrambling to learn software development, it is critical to stay focused on what matters to avoid getting bogged down. So, for anyone getting bogged down, just get back to handling your CSS and learning your JavaScript fundamentals along with one framework.