let Bio = {
username: 'hyggedev',
fullName: 'Chris Hansen',
bio: 'I create⚡️ fast modern, client-side websites with React and Javascript.',
passion: ['Blog', 'Tweet', 'Code']
};
Hey there ✌️ Appreciate you dropping by! Well, I think it depends on your level of experience. There is no problem with just using HTML and CSS alone 👌 However, you may not be able to execute some of the "functionality" that is required to do so, but that is totally fine. But if you do have a framework under your belt, I'd say clone a website or two using both! Clone one with HTML and CSS, and another with a framework. Use a third party API, get mock data, get creative! So power to ya if you can use Angular! 💯🔥
let Bio = {
username: 'hyggedev',
fullName: 'Chris Hansen',
bio: 'I create⚡️ fast modern, client-side websites with React and Javascript.',
passion: ['Blog', 'Tweet', 'Code']
};
I'd say learning typescript is worth it! It also stands out amongst job candidates. Maybe look into Vite, by Evan You. It's an extremely fun frontend tool, that allows you to switch from .js to .ts and back on the fly. No set up required. As for Promises, I think with es17 and async await is going no where soon. 💯
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Hey there ✌️ Appreciate you dropping by! Well, I think it depends on your level of experience. There is no problem with just using HTML and CSS alone 👌 However, you may not be able to execute some of the "functionality" that is required to do so, but that is totally fine. But if you do have a framework under your belt, I'd say clone a website or two using both! Clone one with HTML and CSS, and another with a framework. Use a third party API, get mock data, get creative! So power to ya if you can use Angular! 💯🔥
Impossible now to work with frameworks that don't have Typescript, Rxjs and Observables built in.. it feels so dated to work with promises now
I'd say learning typescript is worth it! It also stands out amongst job candidates. Maybe look into Vite, by Evan You. It's an extremely fun frontend tool, that allows you to switch from .js to .ts and back on the fly. No set up required. As for Promises, I think with es17 and async await is going no where soon. 💯