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When should you learn a framework?
Hello.
The question has been bothering me for a long time. The situation is the following.
I am now a typesetter with good knowledge and skills of typesetting, I do typesetting for work. Knowledge of JS is basic, well, at the level of all sorts of manipulations with the DOM, with arrays, etc., as an example on codewars, I solve level 6 cuts, and the fifth level is already with a creak and not all.
My goal is to become a full-fledged frontend developer. Now in the labor market in 95% of cases they ask / require knowledge of at least one JS framework. I haven’t dealt with them yet, because I don’t think that my JS skills are at a sufficient level to learn the framework.
I myself look at VUE JS and think to do it, they say it is simpler and more promising. From here the question is:
Tell me what I need to know/understand/be able to apply from vanilla JS so that my level is sufficient to learn fashion frameworks like angular/react/vue?
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You open an angular lesson on an off site
You look at the code
The code is clear = it is worth studying
The code is not clear = you go to finish learning (learn)
1) vue
2) react
3) angular
this is how you can position the entry threshold. from easy to learn to difficult.
namely:
no one will tell you this except yourself.
ps I'll add that don't even look at vue. there is very little vue.js knowledge requirement in the market. choose immediately between react or angular
Tell me what I need to know/understand/be able to apply from vanilla JS so that my level is sufficient to learn fashion frameworks like angular/react/vue?
Vue has a low entry threshold, just start playing with it in a personal project
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