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For me it was the vast number of things that you (eventually) need to know, many of which are assumed by those writing tutorials, such as 1. how to use the com
by auslegung 8y ago
For me it was the vast number of things that you (eventually) need to know, many of which are assumed by those writing tutorials, such as
1. how to use the command line
2. how to `build from source`
3. how to integrate different technologies (such as the MEAN stack)
4. etc.
In addition to the above, certain parts of the web, like StackOverflow, can be uninviting to new people even though (in my experience) the vast majority of coders are inviting and encouraging both in person and online.
- mrburton 8y agoGreat point about the command line. I'm looking to craft a tutorial for the /absolute/ beginner. That's why I asked this question. So more feedback the better!
- CM30 8y agoThis is a huge issue when it comes to learning React, Angular, Vue, etc. It's never just 'here's how the framework works', it's all the little extras they bundle into the tutorials they make things more and more overwhelming. Webpack, Redux, Jest/Enzyme/another testing framework, etc. It often feels like you can't understand the tech stack your code is running on at all.