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You can keep track of big new tools and libraries without hopping on every bandwagon, which I guess is why I haven't felt JS fatigue. I'd argue just knowing cer
by TheAceOfHearts 9y ago
You can keep track of big new tools and libraries without hopping on every bandwagon, which I guess is why I haven't felt JS fatigue. I'd argue just knowing certain tools even exist can help you do a better job and enable you to make more informed decisions as you tackle new problems. Just create a mental index, in case you later find yourself having to tackle a problem for with the tool is a good fit.