What technology or concept tripped you up before you eventually got a grasp? Or maybe it's still causing problems for you?
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What technology or concept tripped you up before you eventually got a grasp? Or maybe it's still causing problems for you?
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Learning Visual Coding in Unreal Engine.
I find working in Visual Coding compared to Lua, Python or C# Object-Oriented Programing to be impossible. There is no single frame or principles you can work off. There's a custom term for everything.
When in Roblox Studio or Unity you have some basics you can work off such as:
Classes, Remote Events, Vectors and CFrames and Tweening which you can then build off but when you enter Unreal everything has a custom term which really makes learning it a real hassle, you can't develop off any pillars, you are launched in the deep end even if it looks easier. I'd honestly prefer to learn French (Ok..Maybe not honestly).
The recylerview in Android and collections in Java. Had to go through hell lot of time to understand the concept.
Managing the time, crucial thing for me, but I'm getting there!
Legacy code with no tests or documentation
Programming sprites for games on a Commodore 64. But I was 11 years old.
The JS execution stack
Step by step problem-solving
All the different kinds of sort
Maths
How to stay focused in a loud workplace with plenty of meetings occurring throughout the days and many distractions. I'm not quite there yet as I find it rather easy to lose focus from the task especially if its something I don't particularly want to be doing.
Deciding what JS library/ framework to learn 😒 I enjoy Vue more but have come to the game unfortunate realization that there aren’t very many Vue jobs in my area. Therefore I’ll have to focus on React.
I work as a Vue developer. Maybe there is something? Where are you located?
I live in the US. There are a few of places near me that are looking for Vue experience but they always phrase it as “Must know a JS framework like Vue, React or Angular”. It’s very vague.
For me it was Redux and it still is. haha
But now Redux + Saga is kind of challenging. Anyone to simplify the myth behind those two?