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Sanatras2021-06-15 03:18:37
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Sanatras, 2021-06-15 03:18:37

What to learn next?

Hello programmers. I have a rather dumb question, but still, I learned the basics, Javascript syntax, in general, the basics, without practice. Could you advise what to do next? Where to look for practice? How to learn to code alone without a tutorial video? In general, what's next?
PS, just do not recommend codewars, I know that you can also practice there, but as I understand it, there are only logic puzzles. Thanks in advance.

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Stefan, 2021-06-15
@MEDIOFF

You try to do something yourself, make up websites, teach frameworks (React, Vue, Angular), go to the freelance exchanges and see what they ask you to do in Js and try to implement, google if something is not clear, and practice, practice, practice, and you will be happy

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approximate solution, 2021-06-15
@approximate_solution

Could you advise what to do next?

Write applications, from easy to complex.
What and how to write - https://github.com/bradtraversy/50projects50days
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Come in, check the Live Demo - try to repeat the functionality (layout, logic). Watch, analyze.
If you do all 50, with your own hands, you will come to understand how to write code, and more or less fill your hand.
What's next:
The whole essence of frameworks is the speed of development, with the help of those technologies (solutions) that have more / less tested themselves, when you write some kind of service with your hands without a framework - write it with a framework, you will understand the ideology. Why do they, what problems do they solve, what disadvantages do they hide in themselves.

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UberPool, 2021-06-15
@UberPool

In programming, it is impossible without practice! From the fact that you studied the theory, it did not give you anything. Write your projects, using your knowledge in practice. You can also look at current vacancies and requirements, thus studying more and more new technologies.

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