So I can become a frontend master by developing a to-do app with Svelte?
Great!
I don't think it's the good message for young out-of-the-school developers. You promise shiny and brilliant future to them with many libraries and frameworks that didn't even exist 3 years ago and that will be replaced by a more shiny one next year. It 's not with libraries & frameworks that we, developers, build a solid experience.
Moreover, it's not with to-do app and static blogs that we become masters. It's by practicing again and again, by learning fundamentals, best practices, design patterns, languages' principles, by trying, failing and not giving up. It's by building complex systems, working with many other devs, and putting code to production.
You should go deep in one but have a broad overview of others, how they function, what approaches they use - then you will be better in that one you are deep into.
Also, as FE developer, I find it really beneficial to get back-end experience as well.
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So I can become a frontend master by developing a to-do app with Svelte?
Great!
I don't think it's the good message for young out-of-the-school developers. You promise shiny and brilliant future to them with many libraries and frameworks that didn't even exist 3 years ago and that will be replaced by a more shiny one next year. It 's not with libraries & frameworks that we, developers, build a solid experience.
Moreover, it's not with to-do app and static blogs that we become masters. It's by practicing again and again, by learning fundamentals, best practices, design patterns, languages' principles, by trying, failing and not giving up. It's by building complex systems, working with many other devs, and putting code to production.
You should go deep in one but have a broad overview of others, how they function, what approaches they use - then you will be better in that one you are deep into.
Also, as FE developer, I find it really beneficial to get back-end experience as well.