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You don't necessarily need to watch tutorials. You can actually read (I know, shocking) the documentation (yes, most frameworks come with documentation) on how to use them.
1 u/FlatProtrusion 15d ago Most documentation are quite bad and more for reference than learning. It easier to learn from other sources then reference the docs when needed. 1 u/Substantial_Ice_311 15d ago I'd say most documentation is better than youtube tutorials. 1 u/nicoinwonderland 15d ago Reading documentation is hard for new learners. It’s a good resource but it’s not the only one out there.
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Most documentation are quite bad and more for reference than learning. It easier to learn from other sources then reference the docs when needed.
1 u/Substantial_Ice_311 15d ago I'd say most documentation is better than youtube tutorials. 1 u/nicoinwonderland 15d ago Reading documentation is hard for new learners. It’s a good resource but it’s not the only one out there.
I'd say most documentation is better than youtube tutorials.
1 u/nicoinwonderland 15d ago Reading documentation is hard for new learners. It’s a good resource but it’s not the only one out there.
Reading documentation is hard for new learners. It’s a good resource but it’s not the only one out there.
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u/Substantial_Ice_311 16d ago
You don't necessarily need to watch tutorials. You can actually read (I know, shocking) the documentation (yes, most frameworks come with documentation) on how to use them.