I'm Jarod Peachey. I'm a dedicated front-end web developer with a passion for going above and beyond to create high-quality designs and UXs. Oh yeah, I know Javascript + HTML + CSS + more 👌
I learn by doing. If I hear about something, like GatsbyJS, I open the docs, download the starter template and build something. That's what I did for my portfolio site.
This method might not work for everyone, but it works best for me.
I'm Jarod Peachey. I'm a dedicated front-end web developer with a passion for going above and beyond to create high-quality designs and UXs. Oh yeah, I know Javascript + HTML + CSS + more 👌
I'm the same way, I can't do that thing where people read the whole docs first, and then doing. I need to get my hands dirty!
I think everyone has a different way to learn, but I think forcing yourself to do something is the best way, for example getting an internship or a part time job doing something new will force you to learn or fail... most likely learn.
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I learn by doing. If I hear about something, like GatsbyJS, I open the docs, download the starter template and build something. That's what I did for my portfolio site.
This method might not work for everyone, but it works best for me.
By doing, you mean things that you are interested in, right?
Yeah. If I want to learn something, I just start by taking a glance at the docs and then just doing it.
It makes sense, indeed. That's very effective.
I'm the same way, I can't do that thing where people read the whole docs first, and then doing. I need to get my hands dirty!
I think everyone has a different way to learn, but I think forcing yourself to do something is the best way, for example getting an internship or a part time job doing something new will force you to learn or fail... most likely learn.