Video is my preference because the teacher can show and tell as they code which is better for learning concepts. Books go out of date and can’t be updated unless they release a new book. The better alternative would be the official documentation on a website.
You have to choose your teacher carefully, often they are junior coders who follow bad practices. But, I'm sure there are excellent youtubers out there.
Books, official articles are a good example of trusted info.
Brad Traversy, Maximilian Schwarzmüller and Andrei Neagoie are all good they even have Udemy courses. Those are the type of teachers I can respect. Brad Traversy for example has over 1 million YouTube subscribers that speaks for itself.
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Video is my preference because the teacher can show and tell as they code which is better for learning concepts. Books go out of date and can’t be updated unless they release a new book. The better alternative would be the official documentation on a website.
You have to choose your teacher carefully, often they are junior coders who follow bad practices. But, I'm sure there are excellent youtubers out there.
Books, official articles are a good example of trusted info.
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Brad Traversy, Maximilian Schwarzmüller and Andrei Neagoie are all good they even have Udemy courses. Those are the type of teachers I can respect. Brad Traversy for example has over 1 million YouTube subscribers that speaks for itself.