IMO If someone doesn't build projects by himself and only watched and code along with those courses, he will never become a developer. because he watched someone else's already solved problems. He needs to solve the problem by himself in order to become a developer.
For example, after completing jonas's advanced CSS he could solve some challenges of frontend mentor, then only he can understand his actual progress.
Completely agree that the practice is crucial. 2 main things that are missing in practice-only approach are structure and best practices. I think we all know a lot of devs who learned only by doing and their code style is poor because of gaps in their knowledge and bad practices.
Absolutely agree that the only way to learn anything is a combination of practice and courses.
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IMO If someone doesn't build projects by himself and only watched and code along with those courses, he will never become a developer. because he watched someone else's already solved problems. He needs to solve the problem by himself in order to become a developer.
For example, after completing jonas's advanced CSS he could solve some challenges of frontend mentor, then only he can understand his actual progress.
Completely agree that the practice is crucial. 2 main things that are missing in practice-only approach are structure and best practices. I think we all know a lot of devs who learned only by doing and their code style is poor because of gaps in their knowledge and bad practices.
Absolutely agree that the only way to learn anything is a combination of practice and courses.