Stop Jumping From Framework to Framework




As a junior developer you should not worry about what new frameworks just came out if you dont know the fundamentals of programming language If You …

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33 responses to “Stop Jumping From Framework to Framework”

  1. Honesty goes a long ways. Great to hear from a web developer who knows his stuff and owns up to learning mistakes. It's time to learn code the right way – rudimentary first. Thanks YA BOY JOE!

  2. Most of the time learning a new framework is much more complicated than learning a new programming language.
    When we completely stop using the Frameworks (particularly the JavaScript Frameworks) all together then the question of jumping from Framework to Framework will not exist anymore.
    I would rather use the specialised libraries rather than the generalised frameworks.

  3. I've been thinking about same problem that you are talking about and I agree with you. For all guys, I would recommend JavaScript, The Definitive Guide 6th Edition. It is really big book but totally worth to learn. You can google it.

  4. I've been doing this since 1996 – I totally agree

    I always say – Focus on what you want to do and create – THAT is the essential

    The tools you use come second to the drive you have to succeed and you can't succeed if your focus is in your tools and not in what you are making.

    Does an artist focus on their paint brush or a Carpenter on their hammer?

  5. You really don't want to mix frameworks because of the size overhead. Not sure about AMD, but I never even heard a thing about AMD for years now, so don't know if anyone is going for it nowadays at all.

  6. do you know u are really right that happened to me until i figure it out there's something wrong here why learning something like react take me long time then i realized that i don't know everything about the mother lang (javascript) then i stopped this and go back to learning javascript which is has a lot of things to learn about and there's updates coming out every while which is extend javascript more and more

  7. I agree that one you, should not rely on a framework and two, you should know how that framework works. JS frameworks are meant to deal with thaw parts of the DOM that have been known to get in the way and the parts of JavaScript that can cause problems. Event bubbling, DOM node rendering and to a lesser extent cross browser compatibility in the DOM.

    The truth is that if you want to really get good a development for the web or the internet of things you should work to "master" JS. that will also allow you to easily grasp any new frameworks and other languages.

  8. I agree and disagree with you. Frameworks are there to make your life easier. The objective of angularjs was to allow people who may not be proficient in JavaScript to be able to write complex web apps easily. What you're saying is rather just be proficient in JavaScript. Which is a worthwhile goal, but would probably have a steeper learning curve

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