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?

  • thocktoberfest@alien.topBEnglish
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    10 months ago

    I think you should learn what is popular, doing so means you’ll find developers when things grow. React is a very intuitive library for building applications for the web, and it’s not a very large leap to move to react native for mobile.

    If I were trying to get started I would use a server rendered framework like Remix or Next, both of which use React. I would model my data using an ORM like Drizzle or Prisma.

    Two great resources are courses by Kent C. Dodds, Epic React and then after you understand that, Epic Web will teach Remix.run.

    Most importantly just start. It’s that’s simple. You’ve got this, I believe in you. Good luck!