I met your videos while searching for the javascript unit testing tutorials and I found out that your channel is full of valuable resources. Thanks very much for sharing your knowledge 😄😄👍👍
Hello @Sam my question could be a little off topic but i would like to ask. say you spend 2 months working on this react.js project and you gained valuable lessons of that react project. then comes laravel project then you spend 2.5 months again, my problem comes is when i receive another react project i can still get the feeling that once i was good on react but the memory of skillset gained back then becomes so weak, it requires learning again
How to keep skills learned from project sharp so next projects you'll be on the state of flow more than prev projects specially when you usually change tech stack
Just push through the bad feelings and relearn. It feels like a waste of time but it pays off. You'll find yourself relearning things quicker the second time around and you're practicing the ability to switch between different projects and code bases which is a decent skill to have. I remember having to switch between iOS projects, flash projects, and PHP projects every few months about 8 years ago. It felt like I forgot everything and had to relearn from scratch.I kept practicing and re learning and now I'm able to easily switch between most languages and platforms. It pays off in the end. Learn the languages and platforms and make comparrisons between them and build a deeper understanding becuase you know how things work in other languages and platforms. Push throught the bad feeligns, lean into the current project your working on, learn and re learn, and stick to it. it takes time.
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How does this not have more views! Keep it up Sam, your videos are great. Just shared it with someone asking about 'this' on Reddit.
Much appreciated!
I met your videos while searching for the javascript unit testing tutorials
and I found out that your channel is full of valuable resources.
Thanks very much for sharing your knowledge 😄😄👍👍
Clear explanation !
I just found out about your channel. Very instructive and clear explanations. Thank you sir!
You are very welcome
Thank you! Great video
keep up the good work ma man
Appreciate it
Accidentally stumbled upon the video, cool presentation of the material
Glad you liked it!
Thank yo so much.
thankyou!
Thank you for making these videos. Do you think you will make a JS course? Like a Udemy style one.
I should have known this by now, but I didn't... Thanks!
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Hello @Sam my question could be a little off topic but i would like to ask.
say you spend 2 months working on this react.js project and you gained valuable lessons of that react project. then comes laravel project then you spend 2.5 months again, my problem comes is when i receive another react project i can still get the feeling that once i was good on react but the memory of skillset gained back then becomes so weak, it requires learning again
How to keep skills learned from project sharp so next projects you'll be on the state of flow more than prev projects specially when you usually change tech stack
Just push through the bad feelings and relearn. It feels like a waste of time but it pays off. You'll find yourself relearning things quicker the second time around and you're practicing the ability to switch between different projects and code bases which is a decent skill to have. I remember having to switch between iOS projects, flash projects, and PHP projects every few months about 8 years ago. It felt like I forgot everything and had to relearn from scratch.I kept practicing and re learning and now I'm able to easily switch between most languages and platforms. It pays off in the end. Learn the languages and platforms and make comparrisons between them and build a deeper understanding becuase you know how things work in other languages and platforms.
Push throught the bad feeligns, lean into the current project your working on, learn and re learn, and stick to it. it takes time.