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Date of upload: Aug 11, 2021 ^^
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This video will be extremely inimidating for beginners, so I hope to share my 2 cents.
1) Start by learning Vanilla JS. It will suck. It will be painful... but you will learn a ton about actually reading and understanding JS code, and will have a much easier time learning any framework that uses it.
2) DON'T try to learn all these frameworks. Pick one, and go with it.
Currently, React, Vue and Angular are by far the most popular. Pick ONE of those.
3) Become good at it. Stay updated on it. And commit to it to the death during your education phase.
4) Create a personal portfolio that uses your framework and provides anywhere from 5 - 10 demo projects. Try to incorporate some back end functionality on at least half of those.
5) Start applying to jobs hat use your framework. These are generally mentioned in the description. If the job description asks you to know other frameworks as well, apply to them anyway, and mention them on your resume because job filters will filter you out if you don't.
6) If you're selected, you will be asked for an interview. Make Sure to ask what frameworks would be on it.
If they ask you to know other frameworks for the interview, crash course study it then.
If not, ignore it until you get the job.
Only study the framework IF you ever find yourself needing it. Otherwise, you will spend your entire life studying frameworks, getting lost in the different methodologies and never becoming an expert at any.
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After watching this video I have decided to create my own JS Framework where you will only be allowed to use 1 giant JS file. Once you pick my new framework, you will be too busy trying to figure out which line does what and will have 0 time to research other JS libraries. 100% developer retention. STONKS π
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I like Svelte and understand why it would be considered the most loved framework based off of this overview. It looks like the best in regards to user friendly design for Javascript developers in general. Their compiler style design makes it so they can continuously improve performance under the hood which is pretty sweet.
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Regarding the Vanilla JS, you can call the function to submit the form within the HTML tag, so you can see easily the functionality ( which you said cant be done ). Instead of form.submit, etc. You create a function that will be called in the html tag, so the code goes like this: function onSubmit(event) { event.preventDefault(); addTodo(input.value); input.value = ''; } Then in the form tag you simply put
@wlockuz4467
2 years ago
Thank you for making this video, I always felt overwhelmed by all of these frameworks and you helped me come to realization that all of them suck, so I am going to create my own Javascript framework tonight.
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