Thank you very much for this great article.
I have a question about my situation: I'm the only developer in my workplace and specially lately I get struck very often with the new project based on new framework/language that I just start to learn.
In this case what is the best strategy to avoid to get struck?
I am in the same boat and feel for you. I find it easiest to go straight to reading the documentation compared to Dev/Medium tutorials or stack overflow.
I find Dev/Medium tutorials always give me environment issues or, stack overflow too, will get me started on the wrong foot in an unseen way.
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Thank you very much for this great article.
I have a question about my situation: I'm the only developer in my workplace and specially lately I get struck very often with the new project based on new framework/language that I just start to learn.
In this case what is the best strategy to avoid to get struck?
I am in the same boat and feel for you. I find it easiest to go straight to reading the documentation compared to Dev/Medium tutorials or stack overflow.
I find Dev/Medium tutorials always give me environment issues or, stack overflow too, will get me started on the wrong foot in an unseen way.