Mastering New Frameworks: Efficient Learning Strategies

When you start learning new dependencies, frameworks, libraries, or tools, going to YouTube and finding crash courses, watching them, and using the documentation to develop some projects is one option. Many of us follow along with project tutorials, coding as they do, and learn this way. However, this approach is not efficient if you want to become a professional and experienced developer.

To truly understand a framework, you need to know the basics: how it was developed, how it works, and why it does what it does. This information is usually available on the official release website and YouTube channel of the dependency. Most creators of these tools have video lectures on their frameworks or libraries.

Additionally, many valuable concepts are only available in paid versions like those on Udemy. While this may not be ideal, you can often find these courses listed for free on Telegram by searching for them. These channels might have fewer subscribers, but the content is often high quality.

So next time, try to find the official releases and tutorial videos. And don’t forget to search for Udemy courses on Telegram!

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By the way, don’t rely on YouTube videos for learning new technologies, especially frameworks and libraries. Many people try to find the most-watched videos with millions of views 😯, but they often struggle with the code because new versions are released frequently, and parts of the code are always being deprecated or changed. 🔄

Even within a few months, there can be significant differences. So, always look for the latest release comparison videos and search for the most recent videos, even if they have fewer views. 📹🔍

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🚀 From Design to Market – Week 4: Frontend Development (HTML, CSS, JS)

🎙 Speaker: Hassana Abdullahi – WTM Ambassador & Frontend Dev at Esdiac Global App

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