It can feel overwhelming to be a web developer.
Constantly trying to keep up, learning new frameworks, learning new language features, sometimes l...
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Wes Bos' Advanced React with GraphQL is a really nice way to touch upon a number of these areas in one go: you get Next.js, Prisma and Apollo, styled components, a bit of discussion and uses of reusable components (although knowledge along those lines assumed), and as the app is built, there's a lot to explore on the latency and rendering side of things. Even for a React dev, there'll be something new to try.
I learned to code in 2016-17 and was already starting to feel out of date - the course made me feel more confident in JS/React, but also more aware of the issues themselves rather than simply working in the stack I was employed in without question.
It's certainly made me want to delve more into moving away from Redux/Flux-style state management and the speed and simplicity offered by Next.js.
The whole read reminded me of Web Components and PWA Starter Kit
Fascinating what's already possible on the frontend and where it's going!
Great thread! Really helps me out in what I'm aiming to learn next.
Nice read