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People love to constantly say "Want to learn to code? Make projects! projects! projects!" and then when someone makes a project as a means to learn a particular
by valbaca 5y ago
People love to constantly say "Want to learn to code? Make projects! projects! projects!" and then when someone makes a project as a means to learn a particular technology, now people turn up their nose and say "ew, why did you use this?"
Anyway, this project provides exactly what I needed. Thanks to OP for sharing! Slick and simple
- esolyt 5y agoSure but if you want to learn a specific technology by making a project, it makes more sense to make a project that can actually benefit from that specific technology.
- remram 5y agoMake a project -> learn to code Share a project -> get opinions on it What's the problem?
- judge2020 5y agoIt's fine to criticize, but it's very likely "release wificard.io" was a bonus on top of the main goal of "learn react, nginx, docker, jest", so the author could have used simpler technology if it weren't for their objective of obtaining hands-on experience.
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- ZoomZoomZoom 5y ago> and then when someone makes a project as a means to learn a particular technology, now people turn up their nose and say "ew, why did you use this?" Why post your learning project on HN then? You advertise and get free critique. Double win in my book. What's wrong with that?
- macintux 5y agoMany of these are not critiques, but rather not-so-subtle implications that the author must either not know what they’re doing or is trying to show off.
- occz 5y agoThere's a simple explanation: people in this context refers to separate groups.