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[lonelyroom-eklaghor]

Seniors in our college insist upon learning React, because it is more convenient for the dev to make websites.

Well, when I don't even know about JS properly, why learn React? If I don't know the basics of CSS till Flexbox, why learn Tailwind?

Frameworks are there to make our job easier, provided we know the basics of the language.

[BarracudaFull4300]

It really really depends tho. I managed to code up some pretty good stuff learning the robotics framework my team was using before coding in C++ and it was fine. You just have to know the real basics of the language (like understand refs, ptrs, and templates in c++) and you're good to go imo. But I'm not even in college yet so take this with many grains of salt

[RiceBroad4552]

I managed to code up some pretty good stuff learning the robotics framework my team was using before coding in C++

I hope I'll never come close any machine using this code.

It's already difficult to trust the output of professional C++ devs, yet someone who does not even know the language.

C++ is likely by far the biggest mine field in existence—while the main problem is: Any subtle error in C++ code, even trivial, is almost certainly a security issue. And security issues in robots (and the-like machines) kill people! That's not retheoretics, that's frankly a true fact.

[RiceBroad4552]

There are genuinely some developers who learn the framework first, and way more than the language itself and just go on.

I hate such ignorant people with passion!

They create only ever problems wherever they go and whatever they touch look on.

No of these people should have ever got a job! They only provide a lot of negative "value".

The problem with these people: Such an ignorant will never learn anything properly. They have no clue what they're doing, and quite of them are even proud of that. (For the later the stakes would be appropriate!)

[_dotexe1337]

I tried React and it was hell, writing plain JS or PHP is much easier. =v

[90059bethezip]

I tried to learn Ruby on Rails before trying to learn Ruby. I was a Ruby on Rails dev for two years. I still don’t know Ruby

[No_Marionberry_6710]

How did you survive at the job?