Am I too early in vue.js?

Question

IT education

I'll start with how I generally got into the IT field:
As a child, I tried to make sites on ucoz, but without code, then after 5 years I tried to learn html, css, but for some reason I could not. It was not clear and that's it, after another 3 years I decided again, read something and learned something and decided to go to courses, I went for 2 months and they gave me a start and removed the fear of something new.
Then I started making websites and came to the conclusion that I need to learn how to make animations and sliders. I started with Jquery, then somehow switched to js by itself, and this is where the problems started.
I never studied Js fully, that is, I tried to learn something, but more came to me in practice. For some reason, I have a very hard time absorbing information by reading it or watching a video. If there is a task, then I google it and do it, and then I remember the algorithm or principle.
It's the same with vue or any other framework, but here I don't see the start, so I can't start doing something. because the information is simply not digested.
I watched the video, read the documentation. Yes, I understand what is written there, but I do not absorb it.
What to do? The desire to be in this area is huge, but for some reason something new is given to me with difficulty.
Can you recommend some courses on vue, where everything is coolly explained or about the js device in general.
For you to understand who I am, here are my projects that I was paid for (They are not perfect, even bad )
https://poylar.github.io/companion-auto.ru greenpoint38.com
kladovoy-msk.ru

Answer 1

vue early. go to learn.javascript.ru , go through everything from the very beginning. add many simple/medium tasks to the process. for example, hundreds of arrays, hundreds of strings. there are enough tasks in the network. e.g. codewars. google tasks for strings, tasks for arrays - and go. if it does not work out, then the last chance is a tutor. if it works, then vue - there is a book in Russian

Answer 2

It is very difficult to understand vue - if you don’t understand what it is for, how the SPA architecture is built - solve problems on codewars - you can do it indefinitely, until you start making your pet project, you are unlikely to move.
The algorithm is this - learn the basic syntax of js - I advise a course on Hexlet - called codebasics (shortly and concisely shows the basic principle of solving simple problems, arrow functions, working with numbers, strings, arrays.
Then download any course on udemy where they make a SPA application, see it \repeat - everything you don't understand - google, ask a lot of questions on the Toaster.And so on until you're blue in the face.Problems on codewars are certainly good, but solving 1000 problems on arrays - you will learn how to solve problems with arrays, this does not apply to vue in any way.

Answer 3

You will do more different kinds of tasks on vue and after that you will understand how to do something of your own.

Answer 4

Take real freelancing projects, want to write a spa on web, take the corresponding real projects and follow the examples from the video, practice is the fastest way to master. I don’t learn this nonsense from the lessons, but how else to learn?? Practice, practice, practice...

Answer 5

The layout is terrible, maybe you should work on it first, and then go into development?
Who needs badly designed websites?