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Personally, I don't spend my time learning, I spend my time making. For instance, recently I wanted to learn a frontend framework. After a lot of debate I picke
by andyhmltn 13y ago
Personally, I don't spend my time learning, I spend my time making. For instance, recently I wanted to learn a frontend framework. After a lot of debate I picked Ember having never used it before.
I knew I wanted to use it for our dashboard so I built it whilst constantly looking through the docs and various tutorials whilst I hacked things together and learnt as I went. It was completed within 2 weeks and then I just refactored. Had I sat down with a book or a course before hand it would've taken quite a lot longer to get to the point where I thought I could make something.
- test001only 13y agoI personally get stuck or end up using the wrong constructs in the wrong places. Like I might use controllers(angular) for more than its intended purpose or in place where something else might be more appropriate. This is why I am afraid of getting into making before I get a fare handle on the basics.