I'm with you on this one...
I've been working in a particular platform so long that I've recently began to wonder if I actually still know how to code or whether I've just become particularly skilled at rearranging various snippets of code.
Whatever it is - the one thing I know for sure - I'm reasonably gifted at articulating my problem in a way that I can (usually) find the StackOverflow answer to solve the problem
Seems to work out for many React ⚛ devs.
And that's what's recommended by Dan Abramov 😛
click on the link in Dan's tweet
Dan Abramov
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Okay, I give in. I wrote a guide on the most scalable file structure for React projects. I’m using it every day. Best part: it works for Vue projects too. Hope it’s helpful! ✨ react-file-structure.surge.sh
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I Google almost everything because I don't remember the APIs, just that there is a way to do it.
That's why I have like a ton of docsets in Zeal
Same! Google driven development
I'm with you on this one...
I've been working in a particular platform so long that I've recently began to wonder if I actually still know how to code or whether I've just become particularly skilled at rearranging various snippets of code.
Whatever it is - the one thing I know for sure - I'm reasonably gifted at articulating my problem in a way that I can (usually) find the StackOverflow answer to solve the problem
That's not per se bad. Knowing a solution exists and looking it up is way better than solving a problem you shoudn't have to
Hah. Everybody does this, so much so that Google actually put in a recruitment ad for people searching certain programming related queries.
I rely on my IDE autocomplete so much I sometimes forget the standard library
Seems to work out for many React ⚛ devs.
And that's what's recommended by Dan Abramov 😛
click on the link in Dan's tweet