100% agreed. Coding by doing tutorials leads nowhere. One has to use his own logic and set up his own goals. I understand the fact that tutors could be handy for beginners but the best way is to really think about architecture and logic of your app, read the documentation, have a slow progress, learn stuff the hard way but it's only way that really matters.
But - to be clear - just watch the tutorial. Just to see how it works. But then deploy your own app using your own logic. I didn't want to say that tutorials are useless, but it's only first step. They can show you how things work, but the rest is up to you.
It may depend on what your goal is: to make something or to make something that is of technical superiour quality.
I personally feel that reading the documentation is inefficient and I only do it if I need to do so. Which is usually when something isn't working as expected. In documentation, I usually skip immediatly to the code examples.
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100% agreed. Coding by doing tutorials leads nowhere. One has to use his own logic and set up his own goals. I understand the fact that tutors could be handy for beginners but the best way is to really think about architecture and logic of your app, read the documentation, have a slow progress, learn stuff the hard way but it's only way that really matters.
But - to be clear - just watch the tutorial. Just to see how it works. But then deploy your own app using your own logic. I didn't want to say that tutorials are useless, but it's only first step. They can show you how things work, but the rest is up to you.
It may depend on what your goal is: to make something or to make something that is of technical superiour quality.
I personally feel that reading the documentation is inefficient and I only do it if I need to do so. Which is usually when something isn't working as expected. In documentation, I usually skip immediatly to the code examples.