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Draedus6487yTry to understand how JS works and follow the docs. Stop jumping around from a hype train to another because you'll be lost, annoyed and stressed. Instead use the tools you need when you need.
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dotPy57687y@Draedus man i’ve been coding JS for 2 years now and i wouldnt even consider myself to be good...
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Draedus6487y@dotPy As freelancer, hobbyist or you have real work experience? If you're freelance/hobbyist don't despair. Try to land an entry level / junior position at a medium company / agency.
If you're working in an agency / company than try to find something else better for you.
I have 3 years experience in a small company ( 6 members ) and I'm still considering myself entry level / junior and I'm planning my leave. I am the only experienced JS guy and trust me... Is bad really bad. You need to land a job where you feel stupid, useless, noob because only then you'll learn more. Don't worry to much about this. 2 years is not much you can still change things, learn things. -
Fuck frameworks. Learn JavaScript. Practice writing JavaScript code. This site has good puzzles to solve using JavaScript for beginners
https://iokungfoo.net -
Dacexi119967yI coded vanilla JS for 5 years untill I got comfortable picking up a framework (react ♥️)
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Learn pure JS, dont touch frameworks until you can do the language itselfe.
Also this book series will teach you all the things you need.
https://github.com/getify/...
Question:
Is it okay to be bad at JavaScript in 2018?
Really freaking hate my JavaScript skills and infinitely long list of frameworks
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