I recently started as a web designer, but spend too much time learning front end web development . I enjoy javascript and work. I'm very interested in making web applications. Unfortunately I think JavaScript modules change so fast. I started learning 2.3 to release my interest to learn only 1.3 o'clock . I am also concerned that the framework of learning will not help in the form of a developer as a user only in their skills. It just wants me to develop with modular vanilla.
Considering this problem, what suggestions do you have for creating web applications? I highly appreciate your comments.
One of the best things you can learn as a developer is always a Solution.
Yes, vanilla javascript is definitely its place, because as you progress as a developer, you also want to write your javascript.
I just got into the development of MEAN heaps recently, and I can definitely say that if I was trying to write all this by hand, especially if your specialist would not have a nightmare , If not impossible / impractical.
I understand lust / desire, we all have this. We start the code and feel like magicians when we can complete this fine program that we make ourselves ourselves. But we also have to understand that there is some logic behind using the framework, just taking it in perspective, for example taking a MEAN stack,
Right now, there is a team of developers working on MongoDB , A team of developers working on Angler, Express, Nodes, etc.
Each of these frameworks is being focused and proven, think about it for each other. These are not things that are just throwing together, they have strong written outline, and together, create a terrific tooltet.
Building your own library can also be a good idea, and I would encourage it, especially for CUSTOM solutions, it can be fun and creative.
However, To build a strong web framework, it has to work more than what is practical. Using others' work is one of the most important things you can do as a developer! Best wishes
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