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I think "requiring you to have a strong JS frontend background in the first place" is NOT a bad thing. People really should be learning the basics before diving

by taude 9y ago

I think "requiring you to have a strong JS frontend background in the first place" is NOT a bad thing. People really should be learning the basics before diving into using a framework. Unless, of course, the goal of ReactJS is to give non-JavaScript developers access to application creation. But I suspect not. EDIT: missing the "NOT" in my opening sentence.

minimaxir 9y ago
Ideally the goal of a tutorial is to give an idea of the basics before diving in, and to properly assess the skill level necessary to take the full dive into a real application.