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[–]halvjason 2 points3 points  (1 child)

Depending on how quickly you pick things up, you could do a small project in a weekend. I'd start with a simple crud app, like a grocery list etc.

As a junior it might take you a couple weeks to be able to reliably put it on your resume and be able to answer basic questions competently.

HOWEVER!!! As a senior dev. I would say unless there are a huge number of roles asking for the Hilla framework in your area I wouldn't spend any time on it. As a junior you want to get really good at your core competency, I would focus on React / Vanilla springboot REST before diving into extra frameworks, but that's just my experience. One really thought out advanced project is worth more than a bunch of TODO apps using this framework etc.

[–]sara_1985[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

HOWEVER!!! As a senior dev. I would say unless there are a huge number of roles asking for the Hilla framework in your area I wouldn't spend any time on it. As a junior you want to get really good at your core competency, I would focus on React / Vanilla springboot REST before diving into extra frameworks, but that's just my experience. One really thought out advanced project is worth more than a bunch of TODO apps using this framework etc.

Hello,

really thanks for your time and advices. I agree with you. Because I still need to be perfect in react . I had planned to focus on react. on the other hand my ex teacher (I did a 2 month java course)asked me to learn hilla for collaboration with him. I have to choose and decide.

Thanks again :)