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It is true and you are correct t but as a JS novice it is very hard to know which things are good and which are just new junk.I love learning and mastering thin
by bitexploder 9y ago
It is true and you are correct t but as a JS novice it is very hard to know which things are good and which are just new junk.I love learning and mastering things as much as the next individual. (BTW I have moved to Vue when I need a fancier front end and Love it). I guess my complaint, if you can call it that, is that it is hard to find the good stuff and easy to spend hours fighting node packages and Packers and get nowhere.
- zackify 9y agoIt keeps coming down to finding the right resources and not wasting time on the bad projects. And that's totally valid. We need some sort of js beginner walk through that has a section for each step in the process and explains the solutions and differences between projects. ex: step 1 is language fundamentals, step 2 dom manipulation step 3 bundlers and why you need them. Step 4 frameworks and libraries to build your frontend. Something like this would be useful but I don't know if anyone is building something like this for beginners :/