Post AGbex1W63lp1SFO520 by sprkwd@mas.to
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(DIR) Post #AGbbBy4sjDi3JeWp5U by urusan@fosstodon.org
2022-02-18T15:37:20Z
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What would be a good framework for learning frontend web development these days?
(DIR) Post #AGbeiXo7imfLG6unSK by satanasur@cawfee.club
2022-02-18T16:16:57.508780Z
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@urusan Basic HTML.
(DIR) Post #AGbejBNEcAvNyIdt68 by mysticmodenet@fosstodon.org
2022-02-18T16:15:32Z
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@urusan FWIW, I just started to sharpen my skills on Javascript (ES6) just few hours ago. It will take some time for me.There are some new syntax that I'm not familiar with. I need to learn that first and think about frameworks next to see if it's really needed to build what I wanted to build.For now, I'm just going with this video as a starting point - https://www.udemy.com/course/the-complete-javascript-course
(DIR) Post #AGbex1W63lp1SFO520 by sprkwd@mas.to
2022-02-18T15:54:08Z
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@urusan people seem to swear by React.
(DIR) Post #AGbgqcTiRH6NyDLd44 by splatt9990@fosstodon.org
2022-02-18T16:40:42Z
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@urusan To get hired somewhere or just for fun? For the former, react definitely. That's kinda become the de facto winner of the framework wars. At the same time, you'll probably want to familiarize yourself with babel and webpack (one of which is needed to transpile React's JSX to actual JS calls.) If you just want to mess with JS for fun, just skip the framework. Vanilla JS is pretty fast and new QOL features (promises, arrow functions, async/await, fetch) are widely supported now.
(DIR) Post #AGe8myRA2aThws7fDE by yarodyescas@mastodon.social
2022-02-19T21:03:13Z
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@urusan I like React, Vue & Svelte, waiting for Solid to get more robust.