How I Learned React
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Have you heard that old saying… “How do you eat an elephant?”
Have you heard that old saying… “How do you eat an elephant?” … One bite at a time! … This article is off to a great start, I can tell. But really, though: breaking up big problems into tiny bite-sized ones is the only way to really get anything done in this world. It’s how I taught myself React, and it’s how I approach a lot of problems in software. Rule #0: One thing at a time, if you can It’s a lot easier to learn a thing if you can isolate it. For an instrument like the piano, that’d be “learn to play one note”, then “learn to play an easy chord, with one hand”. Then later, two hands. That
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