I have a CS degree so I understand programming as a theory (and the math behind it).

But coding up a functioning consumer app (web or mobile) is completely different. What are some intermediate level resources that teaches you to code functioning apps?

Not entirely unnecessary but I don’t need beginner level resources like CS50 or something similar…

Should I just do a coding bootcamp?

  • cydestiny@alien.topBEnglish
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    10 months ago

    Build and deploy something to the web that isn’t a tutorial.

    The focus should be on solving problem, not following best practices or using specific npm packages, etc.

    Heck, you can even start you project in vanilla JavaScript. Then once you’re done with version one, refactor it using React.

    Then doing it again with Vite or even CRA. Then add in different features and packages. You will learn a lot faster if you actually do it

    Don’t worry about best practice because that’s not your problem for now, as each companies or teams have their own set of rules. You can develop yours along the way but the most important thing is getting it done.