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Is it necessary to understand what is inside the frameworks?
I am writing something in django and it infuriates me that I don’t understand how it works inside, I can dig something in the dock or search in Google, but so that I can do something directly and solve the problem out of my head
I don’t have this I have a feeling that advanced programmers know everything and can write some specific features from scratch in easy and I'm doing something wrong.
Can you share your tricks on how you can learn effectively how did you reach a good level?
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This desire arises until you know the tools of the framework well enough. Over time, it will pass. And it’s unnecessary to know from the inside, you need to know “outside”, with the exception of situations when you have to make your own implementation of certain engine functions. Yes, they write correctly nearby, you need to understand the general principles, approaches and patterns that the framework implements. On the contrary, based on the general, those particular methods that a specific API implements will be clearer. This is a simple clash of induction and deduction in thinking.
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