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by cozuya
4222 days ago
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I'm of two minds on this sort of advice. If you don't at the very least understand the core concepts of DOM event handlers and async callbacks and I guess just the DOM tree in general, jumping right into Angular (when you're looking for front end jobs) is doing yourself a pretty big disservice. But as far as just getting a job jumping from hot framework to hot framework probably is just fine... |
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A) start by understanding the tools and libraries available to you, and how to integrate them to build product/features faster.
B) start to understand what is going on under the covers in those libraries. it's not uncommon that, as awesome as these libraries can be, you'll have to look at their source code eventually to work through some unintended behavior or corner cases.