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Those all sound like big complex collections of stuff. Have you considered starting at the beginning? Why would you need these technologies? What are the problems or ideas that lead people to create these things?
Beginning Flutter or ML sounds like something that would be more helpful than teaching someone to scaffold out big apps. In our experience - "build an app with a bunch of frameworks" usually just hurts people vs teaching small universal topics.
Noted, once I start I will probably concentrate on the problem then the things we could use to solve it and then start building something from scratch......
http://perpetual.education is a design/programming school. We like to be part of the discussion over here at Dev.to / We have time-slots for free conversations for career advice IRL : )
It's just pretty rough when people are like: "Ok... so, check your node version - but don't use npm ... use nvm because there's a problem with brew - and anyway you need a package-manager manger and also get the repo pulled down but note that the latest branch is broken so - just ignore that / and the...."
Those all sound like big complex collections of stuff. Have you considered starting at the beginning? Why would you need these technologies? What are the problems or ideas that lead people to create these things?
Beginning Flutter or ML sounds like something that would be more helpful than teaching someone to scaffold out big apps. In our experience - "build an app with a bunch of frameworks" usually just hurts people vs teaching small universal topics.
Noted, once I start I will probably concentrate on the problem then the things we could use to solve it and then start building something from scratch......
It's just pretty rough when people are like: "Ok... so, check your node version - but don't use npm ... use nvm because there's a problem with brew - and anyway you need a package-manager manger and also get the repo pulled down but note that the latest branch is broken so - just ignore that / and the...."
Agreed it's better to lay out the concepts and the reason to use a particular thing..... Thanks for your suggestion.