Thanks, Trystan - I am going back and fourth re: learning frameworks or going no-framework way. I've ready about benefits and downsides of both. For a newbie, do you recommend following something like you have linked or going with a framework?
My ultimate goal is to be able to launch side projects to generate some amount of income, if that helps.
If you want to gain experience to have a job, aim for a framework that is popular in your field of interest. Like React or Vue for JS frameworks or Symfony for PHP and so on..
I started my project without using any frameworks. I first liked it since I was able to prototype fast and create what I wanted without learning some heavy frameworks and reading a lot of documentation. But the project got messy very quickly. If you want to write Good code without frameworks, you need to read about code architecture and gain experiences by programming a lot.
That depend on your motivation and final goals. If it's just about making a project to get money, the type of project and the complexity could help you choose if you want to use a framework or not.
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Thanks, Trystan - I am going back and fourth re: learning frameworks or going no-framework way. I've ready about benefits and downsides of both. For a newbie, do you recommend following something like you have linked or going with a framework?
My ultimate goal is to be able to launch side projects to generate some amount of income, if that helps.
If you want to gain experience to have a job, aim for a framework that is popular in your field of interest. Like React or Vue for JS frameworks or Symfony for PHP and so on..
I started my project without using any frameworks. I first liked it since I was able to prototype fast and create what I wanted without learning some heavy frameworks and reading a lot of documentation. But the project got messy very quickly. If you want to write Good code without frameworks, you need to read about code architecture and gain experiences by programming a lot.
That depend on your motivation and final goals. If it's just about making a project to get money, the type of project and the complexity could help you choose if you want to use a framework or not.