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>however, I started wondering if I shouldn't push her towards front-end Yeah I would do the same >i.e. HTML/CSS and eventually JS and a respectable framework
by maxencecornet 9y ago
>however, I started wondering if I shouldn't push her towards front-end
Yeah I would do the same
>i.e. HTML/CSS and eventually JS and a respectable framework or two. I did some substantial AngularJS projects a while back, so I could support her if we chose this direction. She is quite inclined towards design and has a good sense of color palettes, fonts, arrangements, etc. (IMHO).
Go for Vue, it's way easier to learn and to build small things quickly, and the doc is really well made so it will not be as frustrating as it could with angular
- dotdi 9y agoHaving done a small project with Vue, I agree. I'm a bit reluctant on the whole JS ecosystem, though. I had significant CS and professional experience before getting to do a big Angularjs project and it still was, at times, unbelievably frustrating. I can see that whole drama killing all the joy and wonder of actually creating something, especially for beginners.