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The best way to circumvent this feeling is to learn how programming works rather than how PHP and Laravel work. If you know what a web server is, how to scale i
by lghh 9y ago
The best way to circumvent this feeling is to learn how programming works rather than how PHP and Laravel work. If you know what a web server is, how to scale it, know a little about web security, and how to write OOP well you're in very good shape. Don't learn the intricacies of Laravel, you can pick those up on the job. Learn enough about PHP to be able to identify what goes into a programming language and to be able to look at other languages and tell how they are different and the same past one using the word "const" instead of "let".
- jxub 9y agoOr become an ES6 ninja and use both "const" and "let";). On a more serious note, it's strange how has "let" became an identifier for mutable data in js, while eg. ML uses it for the opposite if I recall properly.
- chillee 9y agoWell, ML doesn't explicitly use it for immutable data. It's just how you declare variables. It does happen that most variables are immutable though.
- cleong 9y agoAgreed, though I would add that in terms of being a better programmer rather then Laravel Developer, you have to get really good at deconstructing frameworks. Essentially you have to understand all these tools and frameworks are just normal code that have been bundled together to give you some magic methods. If you can deep dive into frameworks with ease and understand what they do then you'll be successful.