Stop Trying Out New Programming Tools

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[@nocentii]

To add to this: Rather than learn each new library etc., learn about the *concepts* involved in a piece of tech first, then evaluate that library etc. against your own criteria for production-readiness. If it isn't there yet, wait until it or something else gets there. That way, you're not learning new syntax and architecture for each new library unnecessarily.

[@bruhboing3349]

Sounds reasonable, thanks for the advice!

[@tntg5]

I worked in Angular environnement for big companies who were obsessed to migrate to the newer version every 6 months basically which took a lot of ressources. I agree that one should not run after new features for the sake of it. It usually boils down to making a lot of changes to make it work as it did before

[@MyCodingDiarie]

I'm addicted to your channel. Can't wait for the next upload!

[@MyCodingDiarie]

This video is like a ray of sunshine on a cloudy day.

[@paulduffy9481]

Absolutely this! You see young (still in school?) devs complaining that it must have been so easy before in the old slow days. There's a reason so many businesses freeze on a version, why LTS exists. Go with what works now, what tutorals or slashdot or whatever supports; getting the job done is all that matters and often the older ways are more than good enough. Signed, someone who learned this the hard way.

[@willb.r2055]

I'm junior Dev and I've learned react first then I used next.js for the first time with the app router, I would say it was a bit confusing at the start, especially that the documentation wasn't the best, but still, I've made a couple of projects with it and I really liked it, it's my go to choice when I want to build anything now, I've tried looking at the old ways of the pages router and it was harder than the app router.

[@shirakuyanai4095]

Literally me trying to learn Elysia. Super confusing with little to no documentations. I had to figure most things out myself.

[@Ctrl_Alt_Elite]

Please link to the full vid 💪

[@nomad4691]

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[@jchlu]

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[@yuksak]

This is what i did when next js 13 came out. I used it in my new project. Then I started using 12 for my new projects.

[@skillsnwokoloanthony7557]

I don't even like adopting at all 😅 I like creating my own hooks and everything Still using vanilla JavaScript to create a SPA 💀

[@lasisiadetayo5533]

I'm actually trying to go back to vanilla to adopt this, I want to understand js design patterns properly. I'm just started trying out next13 last week

[@nihad1189]

perfect explanation

[@aymansam8614]

You are right 😊

[@kenjohnsiosan9707]

insightful😊

[@ac.23z]

Where is the full video about these talking content I can watch it?

[@WebDevSimplified]

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[@samus33529]

Bun is a perfect example. People jumping on the bun bandwagon already. I'm just like, give it time to see how it grows and improves over time.

[@DiviskaAI]

You asking questions like you are giving so many prompt to an AI😂

[@erickbest246]

Man after all these years you still have your teenage face??? What's the secret?😇😇😇😇

[@antonmartyniuk]

This advice is more for a younger developers though

[@Sagan1995]

Thing is, if everyone followed this advice and didn't work with new tools, there will be no documentations or videos that help you work around the bugs and show best practices.

[@jpy4029]

Do you know about the slippery slope fallacy?

[@Sagan1995]

@@jpy4029 yes, but I don't believe I'm committing the fallacy here

[@brainheap]

💯

[@rael_gc]

aka hype development driven

[@lovebirds6629]

Will Devin replace all software engineers

[@outtrigger]

not all, but it will probably replace the junior level engineers

[@ralpha112]

Yes , mostly idiots like you.

[@nihad1189]

Never , Devin is balloon ,this is grow hacking strategy

[@MrYport]

yeah but then who becomes a senior engineer? I don't see any junior positions out there right now but TONS of senior positions. If companies don't want to invest in us when we have no experience, they're going to have a hard time in 10 years when there is nobody with any experience @@outtrigger

[@jepp8500]

there’s already a video he made about this specific topic…. short answer: no. just look at devin’s official website & then you’ll feel a lot better suddenly :)