I myself have transitioned from a backend dev to a fullstack dev. I wouldn't worry much about scss as that is something you'll pick on the go as its very much similar to css. When it comes to frontend frameworks both react and vue have this components logic. Ignore nuxtJS for now. And focus on learning how to divide an application into a component. For example: in backend we encapsulate our reusable logic into functions, think in that way that how can i make a component in a way where it can be reused. If you learn how to divide your applications into components then rest will fall in place. Also, dont rush it, it takes time but since you have access to a real productuion app, you will be able to connect the concepts.
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Your analogies with backend makes a lot of sense. You are right in not trying to rush and take it slow and easy.
I think I need to slowly start writing small apps using Vue and start diving my apps in terms of components. I will also ignore css right now as it seems to be a different world altogether.
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I myself have transitioned from a backend dev to a fullstack dev. I wouldn't worry much about scss as that is something you'll pick on the go as its very much similar to css. When it comes to frontend frameworks both react and vue have this components logic. Ignore nuxtJS for now. And focus on learning how to divide an application into a component. For example: in backend we encapsulate our reusable logic into functions, think in that way that how can i make a component in a way where it can be reused. If you learn how to divide your applications into components then rest will fall in place. Also, dont rush it, it takes time but since you have access to a real productuion app, you will be able to connect the concepts.
Your analogies with backend makes a lot of sense. You are right in not trying to rush and take it slow and easy.
I think I need to slowly start writing small apps using Vue and start diving my apps in terms of components. I will also ignore css right now as it seems to be a different world altogether.