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I had the chance/experience to train a new team in Vue.js (and thus modern JS) which I imagine is similar to people learning React. I noticed the same thing as
by lmiller1990 8y ago
I had the chance/experience to train a new team in Vue.js (and thus modern JS) which I imagine is similar to people learning React. I noticed the same thing as the author - the new JS frameworks are "all about JavaScript". Without a solid knowledge of how JS works, and ES6, learning any of them is difficult. When realizing this, the main things I focused on what getting people to understand JavaScript, _then_ start to make use of the framework's more powerful features.
I also noticed a lot of people interpreting `const` as "you can not change this, ever". It is short for constant, after all.
- noir_lord 8y agoThis was my personal experience learning Vue, I didn't know as much about JS as I thought I did. I went back and started again filling in all the gaps I obviously had. A year later and the frontend for all my stuff at work is TypeScript classes over Vue components and the code is actually simpler to understand. I learnt something and the code got better, a win/win like that is rare ime.