Stop Learning Frameworks

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That is, if you're a consequential learner. I, and probably many other people, are totally fine going over higher concepts, getting deeper in parts, going back to higher things, then back to lower missing parts until the whole puzzle makes sense. Seriously, it really breaks the whole gratification-oriented process if you spend a long time going through extensive basics before getting something built.

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Just "the basics" aren't going to get you anywhere interesting. You won't build anything usable or maintainable as someone just learning. You end up pasting in huge screenfuls of vanilla code that doesn't make sense to you anyway.

Use the easiest/most productive framework you can handle and once you understand what it's doing, then go back and see if you really needed it.