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01-21-2023, 12:39 AM
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good online series to learn react, and FE architecture/devops as experienced programr
basically looking for a resource to learn best practices as someone who knows react, knows FE, but has not personally researched FE best practices. I kind of just take it day by day when it comes to that stuff.
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01-21-2023, 12:59 AM
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01-21-2023, 01:34 AM
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Originally Posted By OptimusTrajan⏩
nope doesn't have good info on that stuff, I've tried. Also since this is knowledge I don't have I also do not have the correct questions to ask. I want to laern what I'm doing incorrectly, but I do not want to go through every single thing I do and ask it to chat gpt. Also chat gpts react knowledge has been very flaky and often straight up incorrect form what ive seen.This account claims no relation to the late and great GEORGE FLOYD. RIP BIG FLOYD. BLM
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01-21-2023, 02:07 AM
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Read specifications.
It sucks but outside being mentored by an experienced architect it's the best way.
EDIT: Also use existing open source react projects to base your architecture off of.
Theres not really a catch all course, its experience
Btw do you mean design or what? Because if design then Google's material design is what you should look at. It's what Material UI is based on.
It sucks but outside being mentored by an experienced architect it's the best way.
EDIT: Also use existing open source react projects to base your architecture off of.
Theres not really a catch all course, its experience
Btw do you mean design or what? Because if design then Google's material design is what you should look at. It's what Material UI is based on.
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