You won't ever know everything, nobody does. Pick something, say it's "React", and build yourself something working, looking up concepts as you need them. The ability to build something working is way more important and interesting than the ability to absorb trivia about every new tool.
I may try this, a project holds a little of everything I want. I just worry about starting, getting focused on learning a particular aspect, and then not getting back to the project. It's a problem! I'll def try to pick a personal project and grow with it. Thank you!
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Totally. What helped me was picking a single project, and single stack, and not looking for anything else. There's a good post about his:
You don't need to know everything (but you should know something well)
rhymes ・ Jan 5 ・ 3 min read
You won't ever know everything, nobody does. Pick something, say it's "React", and build yourself something working, looking up concepts as you need them. The ability to build something working is way more important and interesting than the ability to absorb trivia about every new tool.
I may try this, a project holds a little of everything I want. I just worry about starting, getting focused on learning a particular aspect, and then not getting back to the project. It's a problem! I'll def try to pick a personal project and grow with it. Thank you!