I've been a professional C, Perl, PHP and Python developer.
I'm an ex-sysadmin from the late 20th century.
These days I do more Javascript and CSS and whatnot, and promote UX and accessibility.
I'm trying to learn things like node/react/next/whatever, but it's a painful process because 99% of tutorials and official documentation are out of date within minutes of publishing and flat-out don't work.
In other environments that wouldn't be too tricky to solve, but every single tool in this one is a rabbit hole of things you are constantly told not to worry about, just paste this into some config file which isn't mentioned anywhere else, then it'll work... and usually it does nothing.
I'm trying to learn things like node/react/next/whatever, but it's a painful process because 99% of tutorials and official documentation are out of date within minutes of publishing and flat-out don't work.
In other environments that wouldn't be too tricky to solve, but every single tool in this one is a rabbit hole of things you are constantly told not to worry about, just paste this into some config file which isn't mentioned anywhere else, then it'll work... and usually it does nothing.
I need another coffee.
beta.reactjs.org/learn
You have a point, but the informations on the docs are always fresh you should stick with it