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If you are non-programmer, then you need to stay away from whatever bleeding edge tech HN and Reddit raves about. Instead pick a stable tech. In js framework l
by rk06 4y ago
If you are non-programmer, then you need to stay away from whatever bleeding edge tech HN and Reddit raves about.
Instead pick a stable tech. In js framework land, no tech is stable. But relatively speaking, react, Vue and Angular are more stable and popular. Among these Vue is more newbie friendly than others.
So, I would start with Vue. Checkout laracasts course on vue 3 to get started.
- mst 4y agoI'm not particularly fond of Vue for my own use but pretty much every trade-off it makes that annoys -me- is one that also makes things easier to get started with. So since the person we're making suggestions to is (so far as I'm aware, and I'm pretty sure I remembered my dried frog pills today) very definitely -not- me, I think I agree entirely with Vue as a starting point.