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You're not necessarily wrong, but missing the point. He wants to learn about CS fundamentals so he can discover what powers the framework / stack, not get a gro
by yolesaber 10y ago
You're not necessarily wrong, but missing the point. He wants to learn about CS fundamentals so he can discover what powers the framework / stack, not get a grounding in the stack's capabilities itself.
- atmosx 10y agoAnd what CS fundamentals do you need to discover Rails, Node, React or django?
- yolesaber 10y agoOf course, you don't need to know any CS fundamentals to "discover" them and start using them. But if you want to learn the CS behind them and how they operate on a theoretical level, I'd say start with the algorithms that power networking and the internet and then progress up to data structures used by these frameworks to deal with databases, caching etc. I'm not too familiar with any of them except for django so I can't get into that much detail.