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The best thing to remember is that if you're doing it for fun and learning, you don't need anything but a plain old HTML5 and a plain old script tag. Once you f
by inimino 10y ago
The best thing to remember is that if you're doing it for fun and learning, you don't need anything but a plain old HTML5 and a plain old script tag. Once you feel you need something more than that for a particular project (or for work) you'll be better able to evaluate what's out there.
<script>
// get started!
</script>
- pauly 10y agoeven simpler open your browser console and just start typing, I've found new ideas by letting the autocomplete there guide me
- irrational 10y agoThis. Someone starting out should not be using webpack, react, jquery, lodash, etc. etc. etc. You need to first learn vanilla javascript which requires nothing more than a browser and a text editor.