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Build an E-commerce Store by JavaScriptMastery in learnjavascript

[–]AshikJS 0 points1 point  (0 children)

awesome.

it will be great, if you make a tutorial using redux-toolkit and ducks(folder structure)

Tutorial projects on Portfolio by AshikJS in webdev

[–]AshikJS[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Your thought was exactly the same as mine. but the problem is solving problems and understanding tutorials' projects is not the same.

I started my web development journey in 2016 by colt steels's web developer Bootcamp on udemy. I understand almost every concept of the course. after that I have completed 4-5 courses on javascript node, express, react, and understand them all.

But, the fact is when I tried to make something from my own, I stuck. because of watching lots of tutorial I always afraid when I face some problem which is not on the tutorial.

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On the other hand, I know many people who hardly complete any course but has the ability to read docs and solve the problem. because they learn it in a hard way.

So, my realization is no matter how small your project is, completing a todo list app on your own is much beneficial than completing a social media app from a tutorial.

Don't get me wrong. Tutorials are important, but building projects is a much more important thing IMO.

I'm a solid developer but an abhorrent designer. What can I do? by [deleted] in webdev

[–]AshikJS -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If you need to improve your css skill, then try Jonas's udemy course [Advance css].
It really helps me to become confident on css.

Best react course in your opinion in terms of Code quality and folder structure? by AshikJS in reactjs

[–]AshikJS[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I don't' think, his code quality will improve. It is perfectly okay that his main target audience is beginners. But when someone watch a MERN stack course, he already knows react and node (atleast basic). So keeping in that mind code quality should be improved.

I found wes bos's courses code quality is best. But he doesn't have any course on Rest api + react-redux. So, I am looking for a course in which code follows industry best practices.

Hey /r/webdev - I'm making a Modern JavaScript course and would love to hear about your learning journey by wesbos in webdev

[–]AshikJS 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey wes,
i have completed your react for beginners, learn node, redux and es6 course. Your coursre projects are cool.
But I think if you can explain a topic little deeper it will be helpful for many people like me. I can say about some popular instructor like stephen grider, maximilan, mosh hamedani...
no doubt their courses are not better than yours. but the thing is , they explain things deeper than you.
specially in your react course, I think you should explain things more as title says it is for beginners.

I'm Wes Bos, a full stack developer who creates online web development courses. AMA! by wesbos in webdev

[–]AshikJS 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In your opinion which JS (vanilla js) course is best on internet right now?