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Mr. Wildenfree πΊπ΅π΅
@mrwildenfree
Iβm brand new to coding / software dev. My only experience is a few no-code platforms that might have helped me understand a bit of programmatic thinking. There are so many languages & beyond that, so many tools for devs. How would you recommend me learning in a way that takes advantage of the latest & greatest?
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Mr. Wildenfree πΊπ΅π΅
@mrwildenfree
I wish to align my learning experience with where the dev space is heading, not where itβs atβ¦ so that I may future-proof myself a bit & also optimize the experience, so that I can utilize the most efficient solutions. (Case in point, I just heard about something called βBunβ that looks helpful.)
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Yousuf Haque
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Latest and greatest means uncharted territory, little documentation, and no battle testing. It's very hard to learn effectively in that environment and will slow you down. To learn effectively, you need as many resources for that thing as you can get. Start with the fundamentals, the things that don't change.
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Yousuf Haque
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Stuff like bun, vercel, tailwinds, radix, sqlite, all come and go. They're in the 10% of skills that change constantly. Learn the 90% that doesn't change - that stuff is much more valuable. Once you have a handle of the fundamentals it's trivial to pepper in and ramp up on things like bun and what not
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