I'd just like to stress the importance of actually learning the way things work instead of following and relying on tutorials for everything. If you can get good at reading the official documentation for languages/libraries you will be much better off. You'll then be able to use whatever stack you want and understand how they interplay together.
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I'd just like to stress the importance of actually learning the way things work instead of following and relying on tutorials for everything. If you can get good at reading the official documentation for languages/libraries you will be much better off. You'll then be able to use whatever stack you want and understand how they interplay together.