Front-End Angular / React Developer with knowledge in Back-End Nodejs Express / Nest.
Passionate about the world of web development, I never stop training
and to gain skills in new technologies.
Great article, as an Angular developer, for the first time when I started working on a project with React I thought it was so simple and I said it's a JS library and I'm familiar with JS so I won't find it difficult but it is not the case of course, I find myself in situations in which I will not be able to move forward, yes, sometimes I turn to Stackoverflow to solve my issues quicly and sometimes I want me to fix the problem.
It was not easy to complete the project and of course just after the end of this project I looked for tutorials ( Stephen Grider's course is a good one ) to understand how React works behind the scenes, its workflow, hooks, virtual DOM, state management, react- router, etc.
What I wanted to say from my experience is that you have to understand React and its basics and that way of rendering before starting to work unless there are time constraints but it requires a good understanding of JS and I guarantee you that it will be hard
Great article, as an Angular developer, for the first time when I started working on a project with React I thought it was so simple and I said it's a JS library and I'm familiar with JS so I won't find it difficult but it is not the case of course, I find myself in situations in which I will not be able to move forward, yes, sometimes I turn to Stackoverflow to solve my issues quicly and sometimes I want me to fix the problem.
It was not easy to complete the project and of course just after the end of this project I looked for tutorials ( Stephen Grider's course is a good one ) to understand how React works behind the scenes, its workflow, hooks, virtual DOM, state management, react- router, etc.
What I wanted to say from my experience is that you have to understand React and its basics and that way of rendering before starting to work unless there are time constraints but it requires a good understanding of JS and I guarantee you that it will be hard
Yeah, you're right