I know, right? His speech is so structured and his knowledge is so wide in his area. Never been disappointed by his tips, opinions and tutorials. So good.
@@MrJahchap you d be kind of a dick to pin a comment that compliments you for everyone to see you know ? better appreciate the compliment and leave it alone.
@PhyZeik a grift is kind of hard to explain in a short amount of time. You hear of Charlie kirk? He is a grift(er) Generally, a grift is a thing people glomb onto and pretend to care about. Not because of some wholesome reason, like them actually caring. But usually grifters glomb onto trends and pretend to be wholesome to make money. The thing that the grifter glombs onto is the grift. It's kind of confusing if you don't already get it. When it comes to tech, it's not that it's a grift. The word kind of gets applied sarcastically / ironically. Or people trying to sell you the latest trend without having all of the info. That can be a form of a grift, but does not fully encompass grifting.
Basics, sure, but you could do a lot worse than Brad, when you’re starting out. I have a tuts folder, and the traversy subdirectory is probably 80% of the whole folder.
@Abraham Linkoln Ok, I still have to circle back to the Tony Alicea stuff, and I also like Tyler McGinnis' JS stuff, but I'll make sure to watch some of Kyle's talks, since you recommended them.
@Abraham Linkoln Why not simply visit MDN site ? It provides reliable resource for web technologies, from HTML, CSS, JS, and Web API. I used to like download ebooks for learning software techs; for JS, I read Thomas Powell and Fritz Schneider, although didn't finish; I also downloaded David Flanagan ebook. But then I tried to read from MDN and found it fit to my need. Since then, I always use MDN for learning resource of web techs. I never read books for web tech anymore. Every time I need to learn new software tech, I visit its official site/documentation. There are exceptions where I need to learn from book, though, such as when learning C++, I will go to Bjarne Stroustrup book.
Hi, Traversy I am a Sessional Teaching Associate at Monash University Australia Victoria. I really thank you from the bottom of my heart. You really do a good job with the Crash course and I learned a lot from your content and it helped me a lot to make content for my student when I teach them or make a tutorial from them. If I need to learn anything you crash course will be the first thing which I will choose before doing anything. Thank you again and doing a good job.
I appreciate the honesty. I've been learning webdev for 2 years and I still haven't made my breakthrough into the career, that's with an internship. It is quite a hard profession.
If you've been working in webdev for 2 years there's no way your level is that of an internship. You are probably a junior developer gravitating towards semi-senior. Be careful with companies that will try to keep you in a lesser category than you are qualified for, just to pay you less money for your expertise.
@@sesanti Thanks. It's nice to hear that. I personally think the field is just so saturated. And you have to know someone to get in. I've known ppl like me get in and I have no idea what sets us apart. I've even had some that admit they don't know JS really well. I'm already starting to kiss that dream goodbye - it's insanely hard to get in and I live in a pretty big metro city. I'm gona start to look into data analysis.
You're the best teacher on UA-cam, man! I'm far from being a guru in Javascript, but since 2016 I made great progress just by ditching jQuery. My advice, for what it's worth, is that you ditch "syntatic sugar" libraries and stick to vanilla code until you know how the tools you use might work under the hood. That helped me a lot in learning JS.
This has been my overall approach. It's hard when I ask a question about my code, and get chided to use map, filter, and reduce, or not to use a normal for loop.
@@FUNEDITS_ Of course. You have to learn JavaScript's syntax. After that, you have to learn to manipulate the DOM. React/Vue are just abstractions that make DOM manipulation easier. They are workarounds for technologies that weren't meant to be used the way they're used nowadays. HTML and CSS were meant for static webpages, but the web evolved into full blown webapps such as Facebook. They can't simply deprecate the technology completely because so many people rely on it. This an endless cycle. They evolve HTML and CSS (and JavaScript) with compatibility in mind, and then again, and then again... This is why we have front-end frameworks, so we don't go crazy with the state of the web today.
"Work with all three, one will stick out" True AF. I started by checking Angular out, and it wasn't my thing. Then I checked React and I kinda liked it way more, but even then I tried Vue. In the end, I decided to go with React for more than just a couple reasons, but I know I'm 100% capable of learning the others (not completely mastering, but being able to develop something? yeah) in time to be productive.
Nicely explained Brad. As a newcomer there's a million options floating around out there. The first framework I started getting into was React and MERN as a first stack, simply because it came back in a google search as a trend leader in terms of usage at the time. It's a huge rabbit hole though and now that I'm starting to work with react more I'm finding a deeper appreciation for this perspective. Hope you're feeling better!
i was stuck trying to create a social media website only by knowing a coding language. taking your course in MVC changed it a lot, its so much more easy and effective to write code now.
7:20 YOU TALKIN' BOUT ME HUH BRAD?!? 😂 I agree. Even I don't know all 3. I've never created a React course (*yet*, I mean, I sort of have to, it's only the biggest frontend framework), because I hated the whole JSX stuff.
6:30 thank you for saying this. I specifically hate influencers making list like “the 5 frameworks to learn to matter in 2019 and beyond” and lists like that. Most of these lists you’ll come back to them in 5 years and laugh about them pretty hard.
I believe I can recognize your voice just about anywhere anytime due to the number of tutorials I watched. Thanks for the great content and commentaries.
Awesome video Brad! I have been in and out of web development for the past year or so and I keep coming back because of your videos. You make me believe I can do it and you don't BS your people. As you said, you tell us what you think and that's it, but I always appreciate the fact that you take the time to learn these frameworks and then show them to us, even if only in a single video. It is clear that you are truly passionate about web development and I know that with persistence and you as my UA-cam mentor, I can eventually achieve my goal and get that first job!
In the middle of all these craziness and overwhelming feelings, Brad is the only guy with a voice of reasoning. You dont know how much you help us all man by every clip you make. Please keep it up.
It's honestly pretty crazy how almost every video you put out is something that I;m needing or needed to hear. Specializing is worth so much more than being that one dude whos kinda decent with 50 different things.
This is such an important conversation for anyone just getting into web development for the first time. This can feel so overwhelming in the beginning. Great discussion Brad!
I learned Angular and loved it. Then I started hearing the rumors of its demise, and I thought maybe I should learn React. So, I did. I didn't like React as much cause it's more of a library than framework, but I quickly realized it would force me to be better at Javascript, so I stuck with it. Plus it seems there are more jobs out there for it. But I may go back and work with Angular too, cause I just love it.
two videos u need to make sir: 1- Sass in depth from installing to messing with very advanced stuff 2- your computer setup for development from screen sizes to pretty much everything in traversy media we trust
Python content creator here - totally agree with you. We shouldn't put out content that draws on negative emotions for clicks. Easy to forget how much impact you have on someone by something as small as one video. Thanks for your thoughts!
Great video as always! I'm a beginner concentrating on the MEVN stack (Vue.js on the front end), and I stressed over frameworks for a while too. What I've been doing is pushing myself through some no framework (and even no Bootstrap) projects, where I just use raw Javascript, templates, and Webpack, and just go go go. What that forces me to do is look things up when I hit a wall - oh wait, how do I clone a template? What's the shadow dom, etc.? How do I do a data-driven rendering without Vue's facilities? I wrote a fake restaurant page in pure HTML/CSS/Javascript that really taught me a whole bunch about the fundamentals. And more to the point, doing that takes some of the mystery out of what Vue.js and the other JS frameworks do underlyingly to make things happen. Not meaning to shamelessly plug on Brad's channel, but here's the link to that page on my portfolio site - it has links to the deployed sample page and the code on github: lstavenhagen.com/restaurant-demo/ Yeah it's uglier than sin, but it kind of came out pretty good. The point being, as a beginner in web dev, if I can do it anyone can. So I'd say definitely follow Brad's advice and do a few things with just the basics of pure HTML/CSS/Javascript. Learn how to build DOM subtrees in raw JS, or with HTML templates, learn how to use the shadow DOM for encapsulation, etc.....
Brad thanks for advices and for your job on youtube and udemy, you help and inspired me. In this moment i see in Italy that Angular was grow up, but to choose one, like you said is difficult and maybe wrong. I hope a very soon day, i will work in this sector, you and your channel are a mentor for me.
I learned Laravel through 13 episodes and afterward, I got a project dealing with Laravel, I was able to tackle ti because you delivered content to us so nicely. Thank you. ! request, if you know vue.js kindly make series of video
Thanks for the positive video! I am always second guessing myself if picked the right framework because of what I read and watch online. Breath of fresh air watching this video!
On Point to look at all the frameworks and view than as Tools, rather than something else to learn. Best way to know which one is for you IMO is to build a simple ToDo app. Tried Angular, Tried View and stuck with React.
I also suffered from this framework analysis paralysis and decided in the end to go with what we use at my new job ie Angular. This is after investing a lot of time into vue and the majority of my career spent using jquery + .net mvc. At least now I can focus on delivering a project instead worrying over which tool is best to use. Also, I guarantee whatever framework you use, the end user of your site/app couldn't care less as long as it looks nice and works. That's all it comes down to in the end. Great video
Thank you Brad, wish you a speedy recovery. In fact, all your motivation videos have great ideas that really shape us(beginners). This video is worth watching. God bless you and keep YOU safe always. Amen
Can't help but to notice the fine woodwork in the office! Did you do it yourself Brad? ... a little off topic I know but I'm a huge fan and follower! Keep up the great work.
I learned web development starting from you, Brad. At that time I was a student and now I have started my career as a back-end developer, especially nodejs developers. thanks, Brad. (from Indonesia 🇮🇩)
You must have inspired thousands to become developers! Have you ever tried Elm or considered checking it out? It has a learning curve (as any framework does), but it is fantastic front-end language for making really reliable front end code with virtually no runtime errors. I was forced to learn it at my first job, and I am very glad I took the leap.
You are a very positive person Brad thank you. I am still waiting for the point where all I am learning in the course I am working on will kinda come together and build a knowledge base.
I tired all 3 frameworks and really clicked with Vue js. I built the todo application brad made for both react and vue and I decided to go with vue. Now I want to master Vue
I felt that way when I stared learning Angular+2 (2017) and every 2 months they were updating to the next version XD. Now I am worling with React and I love it. Thanks Brad!
Hello, am real happy for you in all your advices , you are so great to me, i downloaded almost all your tutorials videos ,am from Africa Uganda. Thanks so much sir.
One of the best content creator that gives a very warm inspiration to the developer, I actually encountered this problem and do not know which one to choose. Thank Brad you really inspire me to move on.
"specialize in one this is so true", I am a junior front end dev for 7 months now, and I told my senior that I am studying node js on my free time and he told me to stop doing it and instead he pointed out my weakpoints in react and js and he told me to get better in those area first before learning new stuffs. And its paying off I guess
Appreciate your comments on this. The debate between learning Vue or React has been on my mind a lot lately. I took your advance and am working through your Udemy js course. Its completely brilliant. I'd recommend it to anyone.
You are always right on time with your videos. on Tuesday night I was just talking about JavaScript framework and what I should learn first thank you so much for this video
you are amazing brad! I check your channel every day and i live with your voice and your lessons! I want to always see you in the best shape, If I am today a web developer it because of you! you are the light in my darkness! Best teacher in the world! I wish you all the best.
After already having a career using Angular (2+), my job is having me work on an AngularJS app. I have about a month to get up to speed. So far I'll agree that once you know one framework (and the concepts), then other ones can be learned relatively fast.
Lol good time for this video, I have been doing Angular dev and was gonna try another framework for my personal site. None of them have everything I want so far, maybe I will make my own LOL
Actually starting with factoring the area you live in is a really good start point and that what I did and I found that react was so indemand and after I decided to learn react I got a job as a front-end React.js developer after 3 weeks.
Thank you for the video! you are one of the best teachers on the internet. Brad, for python there is a perspective in the form of machine learning. Or artificial intelligence. What is the prospect of JavaScript? What is the direction of JS development will take in future?
You still taking the same as when you start, your loyalty never change. That's the difference between content creator vs developer who love code. Huge respect #Brad 🤓
it depends on where you are looking for work, but if you're doing front-end, just be really solid with JavaScript, html, and css. Framework wise, pick either Angular (popular for enterprise apps) or React and I guess do VueJS (or React/Angular) for your fun pet projects. Just get really good with either Angular or React, while keeping your JavaScript fundamentals fresh at all times.
Currently I'm a contractor, so I do jobs in React & Angular for different large companies. Once you learn one framework, it's fairly easy to apply the same concept and patterns while using another. The most important thing is differently understanding the deep dives of Javascript.
yeah, VueJS, Angular, or React have the same concepts when it comes to parent/child/reusable components and lifecycle hooks. It's moreso a matter of getting used to the 'proven' patterns or specific syntax for these modern frameworks.
This is why I love your channel. You're realistic without being pessimistic unlike some other UA-camrs I know. *cough* Chris Hawkes *cough* Feel better man. Keep up the good work.
Firstly I’d like to say I appreciate all your videos, they’ve helped me improve a lot as a developer and your advice has also helped me mature as a person looking for a job, so thank you. Besides that, do you think you can make a tutorial on using WebRTC, simple-peer, and a signaling server?
My complaints aren't around the frameworks directly, but the convoluted bootstrap/build systems they all bring to the table. That's one of the things I appreciate about Vue, the ability to just drop it into a project and get to work. I run into the same problem with Java projects as well. It drives me nuts that I can download NetBeans, but then as soon as I try to initialize a new enterprise project I have to deal with errors because everything uses a Maven archetype and requires extra downloads. That's all fine and dandy when you aren't on a closed network. It's frustrating when the tools get in the way of the simple joys of coding.
Brad is not influencer or teacher. This guy is our father. I love the way he talks so honestly. I can feel his pain and disappointment with cheaters, haters who want to monetize frustration.
Thank you Brad . Thanks for taking your time to make this video and as always your video was informational , motivational and most importantly rational . BTW nice hoodie .
It is much better now, but there are a few that are coming back with the concept of giving up virtual dom/shadow dom and use directly Web components like stencil or svelte i think it was the name. Good video. Oh and learning a framework over the other is not that dramatic, you can apply the same concepts, after learning one the learning curve for the others is better. P. S. I'm sick too:( couldn't upload today :(
It would be great to hear your thoughts on frameworks like Flutter/Dart which simplifies and ditches traditional web development languages/frameworks. Cheers!
Great video like always bro, keep it up your videos helps lotsss of people, the communtity is lucky to have persons like you, greetings and get better soon!
Picking a js framework is like choosing your 1st pokemon lol
That's why nobody chooses a grass type
@@simonkwok736 aka vue
Great analogy 😂
@@simonkwok736 🤣🤣🤣
This is why it's so important
This guy is the most genuine Web Development Encyclopedia. I respect this guy.
I know, right? His speech is so structured and his knowledge is so wide in his area. Never been disappointed by his tips, opinions and tutorials. So good.
He deserve a nomination for the best developer adviser
Brad please this comment deserves a ❤️
@@MrJahchap you d be kind of a dick to pin a comment that compliments you for everyone to see you know ? better appreciate the compliment and leave it alone.
So true. Mad respect and love for him.
Waiting for your 2020 web learning path .
Consume grift
Get excited for next grift
that comes after Trump 2020
I'll take a wild guess and say it's... HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. So probably just start there 💯👍
@PhyZeik a grift is kind of hard to explain in a short amount of time.
You hear of Charlie kirk? He is a grift(er)
Generally, a grift is a thing people glomb onto and pretend to care about.
Not because of some wholesome reason, like them actually caring.
But usually grifters glomb onto trends and pretend to be wholesome to make money.
The thing that the grifter glombs onto is the grift.
It's kind of confusing if you don't already get it.
When it comes to tech, it's not that it's a grift. The word kind of gets applied sarcastically / ironically.
Or people trying to sell you the latest trend without having all of the info. That can be a form of a grift, but does not fully encompass grifting.
Your voice is All time Clean And I understand and Enjoy Very Well ❤ From Somalia 🇸🇴
salan sare bro
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Love from kenya
@@gabrieladams1125 From kenya
your JavaScript course on udemy is awesome thanks man
Basics, sure, but you could do a lot worse than Brad, when you’re starting out. I have a tuts folder, and the traversy subdirectory is probably 80% of the whole folder.
@Abraham Linkoln Yeah, but I was lost by book 2 on the YDKJS series
@Abraham Linkoln Ok, I still have to circle back to the Tony Alicea stuff, and I also like Tyler McGinnis' JS stuff, but I'll make sure to watch some of Kyle's talks, since you recommended them.
@Abraham Linkoln Why not simply visit MDN site ? It provides reliable resource for web technologies, from HTML, CSS, JS, and Web API. I used to like download ebooks for learning software techs; for JS, I read Thomas Powell and Fritz Schneider, although didn't finish; I also downloaded David Flanagan ebook. But then I tried to read from MDN and found it fit to my need.
Since then, I always use MDN for learning resource of web techs. I never read books for web tech anymore. Every time I need to learn new software tech, I visit its official site/documentation. There are exceptions where I need to learn from book, though, such as when learning C++, I will go to Bjarne Stroustrup book.
Hi, Traversy I am a Sessional Teaching Associate at Monash University Australia Victoria. I really thank you from the bottom of my heart. You really do a good job with the Crash course and I learned a lot from your content and it helped me a lot to make content for my student when I teach them or make a tutorial from them. If I need to learn anything you crash course will be the first thing which I will choose before doing anything.
Thank you again and doing a good job.
I like how you are able to break things down and articulate them so concisely. That's a dope skill right there.
Thanks :)
I appreciate the honesty. I've been learning webdev for 2 years and I still haven't made my breakthrough into the career, that's with an internship. It is quite a hard profession.
Yeah, in web dev it's hard to make yourself stand out. I believe half of it is being good at social networking and selling yourself
If you've been working in webdev for 2 years there's no way your level is that of an internship. You are probably a junior developer gravitating towards semi-senior. Be careful with companies that will try to keep you in a lesser category than you are qualified for, just to pay you less money for your expertise.
@@sesanti Thanks. It's nice to hear that. I personally think the field is just so saturated. And you have to know someone to get in. I've known ppl like me get in and I have no idea what sets us apart. I've even had some that admit they don't know JS really well. I'm already starting to kiss that dream goodbye - it's insanely hard to get in and I live in a pretty big metro city. I'm gona start to look into data analysis.
Get well soon Brad. Thanks for always inspiring me. I look forward to your videos every single time. Love from Nigeria.
This, this is exactly what an influencer should be. Responsible when communicating information. World needs more people like you Brad.. for real.
You're the best teacher on UA-cam, man!
I'm far from being a guru in Javascript, but since 2016 I made great progress just by ditching jQuery. My advice, for what it's worth, is that you ditch "syntatic sugar" libraries and stick to vanilla code until you know how the tools you use might work under the hood. That helped me a lot in learning JS.
This has been my overall approach. It's hard when I ask a question about my code, and get chided to use map, filter, and reduce, or not to use a normal for loop.
so if a person wants to learn React or any another modern framework, first he/she need to learn JavaScript?
@@FUNEDITS_ Of course. You have to learn JavaScript's syntax. After that, you have to learn to manipulate the DOM. React/Vue are just abstractions that make DOM manipulation easier. They are workarounds for technologies that weren't meant to be used the way they're used nowadays. HTML and CSS were meant for static webpages, but the web evolved into full blown webapps such as Facebook.
They can't simply deprecate the technology completely because so many people rely on it.
This an endless cycle. They evolve HTML and CSS (and JavaScript) with compatibility in mind, and then again, and then again... This is why we have front-end frameworks, so we don't go crazy with the state of the web today.
"Work with all three, one will stick out"
True AF. I started by checking Angular out, and it wasn't my thing. Then I checked React and I kinda liked it way more, but even then I tried Vue. In the end, I decided to go with React for more than just a couple reasons, but I know I'm 100% capable of learning the others (not completely mastering, but being able to develop something? yeah) in time to be productive.
I tried all three. Preferred React just because of a bigger job market.
And then one day I tried Svelte...
Oh my god. I've been agonizing over this for so, so long. Thank you so much for this video. I thought I was going to lose my mind and was a failure.
Nicely explained Brad. As a newcomer there's a million options floating around out there. The first framework I started getting into was React and MERN as a first stack, simply because it came back in a google search as a trend leader in terms of usage at the time. It's a huge rabbit hole though and now that I'm starting to work with react more I'm finding a deeper appreciation for this perspective. Hope you're feeling better!
i was stuck trying to create a social media website only by knowing a coding language. taking your course in MVC changed it a lot, its so much more easy and effective to write code now.
7:20 YOU TALKIN' BOUT ME HUH BRAD?!? 😂 I agree. Even I don't know all 3. I've never created a React course (*yet*, I mean, I sort of have to, it's only the biggest frontend framework), because I hated the whole JSX stuff.
DesignCourse probably, your channel Suuuuuuuuuucks
@@frankyb702 you hurt my feels
Even the bants are poor and grift like in nature buy my udemy course bro there's totally jobs here bro not a grift bro
Traversy's 🔥 on the mic today! Love it!!
6:30 thank you for saying this. I specifically hate influencers making list like “the 5 frameworks to learn to matter in 2019 and beyond” and lists like that. Most of these lists you’ll come back to them in 5 years and laugh about them pretty hard.
I believe I can recognize your voice just about anywhere anytime due to the number of tutorials I watched. Thanks for the great content and commentaries.
Respect You man ..many UA-camrs says to avoid some frameworks but you gave the honest answer
Awesome video Brad! I have been in and out of web development for the past year or so and I keep coming back because of your videos. You make me believe I can do it and you don't BS your people. As you said, you tell us what you think and that's it, but I always appreciate the fact that you take the time to learn these frameworks and then show them to us, even if only in a single video. It is clear that you are truly passionate about web development and I know that with persistence and you as my UA-cam mentor, I can eventually achieve my goal and get that first job!
In the middle of all these craziness and overwhelming feelings, Brad is the only guy with a voice of reasoning. You dont know how much you help us all man by every clip you make. Please keep it up.
It's honestly pretty crazy how almost every video you put out is something that I;m needing or needed to hear. Specializing is worth so much more than being that one dude whos kinda decent with 50 different things.
This is such an important conversation for anyone just getting into web development for the first time. This can feel so overwhelming in the beginning. Great discussion Brad!
I learned Angular and loved it. Then I started hearing the rumors of its demise, and I thought maybe I should learn React. So, I did. I didn't like React as much cause it's more of a library than framework, but I quickly realized it would force me to be better at Javascript, so I stuck with it. Plus it seems there are more jobs out there for it. But I may go back and work with Angular too, cause I just love it.
two videos u need to make sir:
1- Sass in depth from installing to messing with very advanced stuff
2- your computer setup for development from screen sizes to pretty much everything
in traversy media we trust
Python content creator here - totally agree with you. We shouldn't put out content that draws on negative emotions for clicks. Easy to forget how much impact you have on someone by something as small as one video. Thanks for your thoughts!
Great video as always! I'm a beginner concentrating on the MEVN stack (Vue.js on the front end), and I stressed over frameworks for a while too. What I've been doing is pushing myself through some no framework (and even no Bootstrap) projects, where I just use raw Javascript, templates, and Webpack, and just go go go. What that forces me to do is look things up when I hit a wall - oh wait, how do I clone a template? What's the shadow dom, etc.? How do I do a data-driven rendering without Vue's facilities?
I wrote a fake restaurant page in pure HTML/CSS/Javascript that really taught me a whole bunch about the fundamentals. And more to the point, doing that takes some of the mystery out of what Vue.js and the other JS frameworks do underlyingly to make things happen.
Not meaning to shamelessly plug on Brad's channel, but here's the link to that page on my portfolio site - it has links to the deployed sample page and the code on github:
lstavenhagen.com/restaurant-demo/
Yeah it's uglier than sin, but it kind of came out pretty good. The point being, as a beginner in web dev, if I can do it anyone can. So I'd say definitely follow Brad's advice and do a few things with just the basics of pure HTML/CSS/Javascript. Learn how to build DOM subtrees in raw JS, or with HTML templates, learn how to use the shadow DOM for encapsulation, etc.....
Brad thanks for advices and for your job on youtube and udemy, you help and inspired me. In this moment i see in Italy that Angular was grow up, but to choose one, like you said is difficult and maybe wrong. I hope a very soon day, i will work in this sector, you and your channel are a mentor for me.
I love how your videos are not 10.02 minutes long like other channels.
Love it !!
I learned Laravel through 13 episodes and afterward, I got a project dealing with Laravel, I was able to tackle ti because you delivered content to us so nicely. Thank you. ! request, if you know vue.js kindly make series of video
Thanks Brad, like the straight up approach to your info. I think it impacts better. Thanks!
Thanks for the positive video! I am always second guessing myself if picked the right framework because of what I read and watch online. Breath of fresh air watching this video!
On Point to look at all the frameworks and view than as Tools, rather than something else to learn. Best way to know which one is for you IMO is to build a simple ToDo app. Tried Angular, Tried View and stuck with React.
Thank you Brad for your support and sincerity. I appreciate all you do.
I also suffered from this framework analysis paralysis and decided in the end to go with what we use at my new job ie Angular. This is after investing a lot of time into vue and the majority of my career spent using jquery + .net mvc. At least now I can focus on delivering a project instead worrying over which tool is best to use. Also, I guarantee whatever framework you use, the end user of your site/app couldn't care less as long as it looks nice and works. That's all it comes down to in the end.
Great video
We need more of these videos atleast 2 times a week
Brad Traversy, The man who oozes with confidence, knowledge and peace of mind! Thanks Brad for teaching us!
Thank you Brad, wish you a speedy recovery. In fact, all your motivation videos have great ideas that really shape us(beginners). This video is worth watching. God bless you and keep YOU safe always. Amen
Thanks you Brad. This is really helpful. Your always honest in the way you lay things that we don't out.
Your courses are very helpful and I learned a lot.
Following from Afghanistan :)
How do you always know which type of video or advice I am after at the moment? This video just landed in the perfect time.. Thank you!
Thanks, man for the keeping me calm. I'm new to this and i began learning the MERN Stack. And I was always so insecure.
You my friend, are a very good human being. You deserve a huge respect and good cash flow from your supporters.
Can't help but to notice the fine woodwork in the office!
Did you do it yourself Brad?
... a little off topic I know but I'm a huge fan and follower!
Keep up the great work.
Appreciate your words about not feeding into pointless negativity.
I learned web development starting from you, Brad. At that time I was a student and now I have started my career as a back-end developer, especially nodejs developers. thanks, Brad.
(from Indonesia 🇮🇩)
You must have inspired thousands to become developers!
Have you ever tried Elm or considered checking it out? It has a learning curve (as any framework does), but it is fantastic front-end language for making really reliable front end code with virtually no runtime errors. I was forced to learn it at my first job, and I am very glad I took the leap.
I just finished your Django- React tutorial, now I have my own thoughts about this frameworks. Thanks for putting the work and helping us!!!
You are a very positive person Brad thank you. I am still waiting for the point where all I am learning in the course I am working on will kinda come together and build a knowledge base.
I tired all 3 frameworks and really clicked with Vue js. I built the todo application brad made for both react and vue and I decided to go with vue. Now I want to master Vue
Your sincerity is a breath of fresh air, much appreciated!
I felt that way when I stared learning Angular+2 (2017) and every 2 months they were updating to the next version XD. Now I am worling with React and I love it. Thanks Brad!
Hello, am real happy for you in all your advices , you are so great to me, i downloaded almost all your tutorials videos ,am from Africa Uganda. Thanks so much sir.
One of the best content creator that gives a very warm inspiration to the developer, I actually encountered this problem and do not know which one to choose. Thank Brad you really inspire me to move on.
"specialize in one this is so true", I am a junior front end dev for 7 months now, and I told my senior that I am studying node js on my free time and he told me to stop doing it and instead he pointed out my weakpoints in react and js and he told me to get better in those area first before learning new stuffs. And its paying off I guess
Appreciate your comments on this. The debate between learning Vue or React has been on my mind a lot lately. I took your advance and am working through your Udemy js course. Its completely brilliant. I'd recommend it to anyone.
You are always right on time with your videos. on Tuesday night I was just talking about JavaScript framework and what I should learn first thank you so much for this video
you are amazing brad! I check your channel every day and i live with your voice and your lessons! I want to always see you in the best shape, If I am today a web developer it because of you! you are the light in my darkness! Best teacher in the world! I wish you all the best.
After already having a career using Angular (2+), my job is having me work on an AngularJS app. I have about a month to get up to speed. So far I'll agree that once you know one framework (and the concepts), then other ones can be learned relatively fast.
Be your own person. Think in your own way. Experience yourself rather than listening to other people
Thank you Brad💙
always admire and love your thoughts..hope you feel better soon
Lol good time for this video, I have been doing Angular dev and was gonna try another framework for my personal site. None of them have everything I want so far, maybe I will make my own LOL
Exactly what I did in 2017! After a while I dropped Angular and React in favor of Vue.
This video should be shared for all beginners and not only.
Actually starting with factoring the area you live in is a really good start point and that what I did and I found that react was so indemand and after I decided to learn react I got a job as a front-end React.js developer after 3 weeks.
6:30 Because this we like you , easy ,simple and not arrogant . Thanks for every thing 🙏🏻
thanks, man you killed it.. you answered a lot of my question in less than 10 minutes
this guy is the best though. many of us know him in Nigeria. his name flies in every corner and blog where programming is discussed
Bro you're the best! I'm following your React courses on O'Reilly and learned so much! Thank you for explaining so well
You're amazing! These videos have been so very helpful to me, thank you so much.
Thanks Brad, I needed this pep talk to reassure I'm going in the right direction and I'll eventually know enough to prove I am employable.
Thank you for the video! you are one of the best teachers on the internet.
Brad, for python there is a perspective in the form of machine learning. Or artificial intelligence.
What is the prospect of JavaScript? What is the direction of JS development will take in future?
You still taking the same as when you start, your loyalty never change. That's the difference between content creator vs developer who love code. Huge respect #Brad 🤓
it depends on where you are looking for work, but if you're doing front-end, just be really solid with JavaScript, html, and css. Framework wise, pick either Angular (popular for enterprise apps) or React and I guess do VueJS (or React/Angular) for your fun pet projects. Just get really good with either Angular or React, while keeping your JavaScript fundamentals fresh at all times.
your r genuine and good teacher im following every video
Currently I'm a contractor, so I do jobs in React & Angular for different large companies. Once you learn one framework, it's fairly easy to apply the same concept and patterns while using another. The most important thing is differently understanding the deep dives of Javascript.
yeah, VueJS, Angular, or React have the same concepts when it comes to parent/child/reusable components and lifecycle hooks. It's moreso a matter of getting used to the 'proven' patterns or specific syntax for these modern frameworks.
This is why I love your channel. You're realistic without being pessimistic unlike some other UA-camrs I know. *cough* Chris Hawkes *cough*
Feel better man. Keep up the good work.
Great insight Brad, yes just focus on native JS to begin with, ES6 etc. frameworks come later on.
thanks Brad, I need practical suggestions just like you’ve send. stop stressing out and start coding now!
You are a good teacher, Brad. Thanks!
Thanks for your support mate!! You are the best!!
Firstly I’d like to say I appreciate all your videos, they’ve helped me improve a lot as a developer and your advice has also helped me mature as a person looking for a job, so thank you. Besides that, do you think you can make a tutorial on using WebRTC, simple-peer, and a signaling server?
My complaints aren't around the frameworks directly, but the convoluted bootstrap/build systems they all bring to the table. That's one of the things I appreciate about Vue, the ability to just drop it into a project and get to work. I run into the same problem with Java projects as well. It drives me nuts that I can download NetBeans, but then as soon as I try to initialize a new enterprise project I have to deal with errors because everything uses a Maven archetype and requires extra downloads. That's all fine and dandy when you aren't on a closed network.
It's frustrating when the tools get in the way of the simple joys of coding.
I agree, try it yourself and see which one works for you and stick with it. Then later on you will easily pick other framework and libraries.
"People want to monetize other peoples frustration." Great quote and so true!
Brad is not influencer or teacher. This guy is our father. I love the way he talks so honestly. I can feel his pain and disappointment with cheaters, haters who want to monetize frustration.
How can I like this 100 times? much love Traversy. Thanks
Thank you Brad . Thanks for taking your time to make this video and as always your video was informational , motivational and most importantly rational .
BTW nice hoodie .
Wisdom and sincerity! Well Done! By the way, I really enjoy watching your videos! Keep it up! Cheers from Spain!
Get better soon, Brad. Always love your stuff, and its helped me so much!
your voice motivates us. Here are too many irresponsible people on youtube who do demotivate people. God bless you as well all of us.
It is much better now, but there are a few that are coming back with the concept of giving up virtual dom/shadow dom and use directly Web components like stencil or svelte i think it was the name. Good video. Oh and learning a framework over the other is not that dramatic, you can apply the same concepts, after learning one the learning curve for the others is better. P. S. I'm sick too:( couldn't upload today :(
Thank you for your advice, this just made me feel calm.
This is one of your best videos... Awesome... I've been thinking about it this week.
It would be great to hear your thoughts on frameworks like Flutter/Dart which simplifies and ditches traditional web development languages/frameworks. Cheers!
Thanks Brad you give a lot of value to passionate learning developers out there. Cheers
Hey Brad, I am working on Angular and Reactjs both and i like both . I think these are just tools to get the job done.
Great video like always bro, keep it up your videos helps lotsss of people, the communtity is lucky to have persons like you, greetings and get better soon!
Really thank you Brad for everything you do to give us the juice of your experience 🙏🙏
Thanks brad, i hope you do a video about fastify.