Will having a good command over jQuery, CSS and Bootstrap be beneficial for a Dot Net Web developer? I have just started learning ASP.NET MVC 5 and will later learn .NET Core.
I personally feel that I should learn as much Vanilla JS, SQL Server and React as possible instead of learning jQuery, CSS and Bootstrap.
If you are learning react, you may not need jquery, but you will still need to learn CSS. Bootstrap is a css framework. You will probably need to learn a CSS framework, if not bootstrap, then material or another.
Will having a good command over jQuery, CSS and Bootstrap be beneficial for a Dot Net Web developer? I have just started learning ASP.NET MVC 5 and will later learn .NET Core.
I personally feel that I should learn as much Vanilla JS, SQL Server and React as possible instead of learning jQuery, CSS and Bootstrap.
No need to learn ASP.NET MVC 5 just go for
ASP.NET Core 3.1 version.
CSS, jQuery, Bootstrap and JavaScript are just 1 week job. By this I mean you can have a get a good implementing ability for these in 1 week only.
I personally think that if you are learning ASP.NET Core then don't learn React because both are quite big to learn and over the time you will lose your head.
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I personally think learn react is more useful than learning asp.net core. It a much more transferable skill. but I agree skipping mvc 5 is worth while (it hasn’t been updated in years)
Learning to create a webapi in core is pretty simple. the react template will have you going fairly quickly.
There is also one more thing, react is not systematically updated like asp.net core. React engineers rewrite new codes every now and then, and do bulk modification. This leads to difficulties in managing products build in react. Eg. old codes when run in
new version of react gives lot of errors and headaches to engineer using react in their project.
Development of ASP.NET Core is very systematic and works smoothly. That is one big thing I like about this framework.
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unlike angular which changes with every version, react is very version stable, that is new versions run the old code. They very careful with updates. Breaking changes are done over many versions with deprecated warnings in the interim versions.
asp.net core is following client libraries. It has had breaking changes with every major version.
but you are comparing different frameworks. asp.net core is server side technology. react is a client side for building desktop like web applications or progressive web applications. The matching asp.net core technology would be blazor.
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Should I learn jQuery, CSS and Bootstrap or focus on Vanilla JS, SQL Server and React
May 30, 2020 08:26 PM|lucikewl|LINK
Will having a good command over jQuery, CSS and Bootstrap be beneficial for a Dot Net Web developer? I have just started learning ASP.NET MVC 5 and will later learn .NET Core.
I personally feel that I should learn as much Vanilla JS, SQL Server and React as possible instead of learning jQuery, CSS and Bootstrap.
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Re: Should I learn jQuery, CSS and Bootstrap or focus on Vanilla JS, SQL Server and React
May 30, 2020 09:05 PM|mgebhard|LINK
Depends on your goals. Are you a hobbyist or is this a career path? Do you have programming experience?
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Re: Should I learn jQuery, CSS and Bootstrap or focus on Vanilla JS, SQL Server and React
May 31, 2020 01:40 AM|bruce (sqlwork.com)|LINK
If you are learning react, you may not need jquery, but you will still need to learn CSS. Bootstrap is a css framework. You will probably need to learn a CSS framework, if not bootstrap, then material or another.
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Re: Should I learn jQuery, CSS and Bootstrap or focus on Vanilla JS, SQL Server and React
May 31, 2020 02:32 PM|yogyogi|LINK
No need to learn ASP.NET MVC 5 just go for ASP.NET Core 3.1 version.
CSS, jQuery, Bootstrap and JavaScript are just 1 week job. By this I mean you can have a get a good implementing ability for these in 1 week only.
I personally think that if you are learning ASP.NET Core then don't learn React because both are quite big to learn and over the time you will lose your head.
♠ ASP.NET Core Tutorials → Start from the Beginning and become an Expert in 30 days time ♠
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Re: Should I learn jQuery, CSS and Bootstrap or focus on Vanilla JS, SQL Server and React
May 31, 2020 10:23 PM|bruce (sqlwork.com)|LINK
I personally think learn react is more useful than learning asp.net core. It a much more transferable skill. but I agree skipping mvc 5 is worth while (it hasn’t been updated in years)
Learning to create a webapi in core is pretty simple. the react template will have you going fairly quickly.
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Re: Should I learn jQuery, CSS and Bootstrap or focus on Vanilla JS, SQL Server and React
Jun 01, 2020 09:30 AM|yogyogi|LINK
There is also one more thing, react is not systematically updated like asp.net core. React engineers rewrite new codes every now and then, and do bulk modification. This leads to difficulties in managing products build in react. Eg. old codes when run in new version of react gives lot of errors and headaches to engineer using react in their project.
Development of ASP.NET Core is very systematic and works smoothly. That is one big thing I like about this framework.
♠ ASP.NET Core Tutorials → Start from the Beginning and become an Expert in 30 days time ♠
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Re: Should I learn jQuery, CSS and Bootstrap or focus on Vanilla JS, SQL Server and React
Jun 01, 2020 04:02 PM|bruce (sqlwork.com)|LINK
unlike angular which changes with every version, react is very version stable, that is new versions run the old code. They very careful with updates. Breaking changes are done over many versions with deprecated warnings in the interim versions.
asp.net core is following client libraries. It has had breaking changes with every major version.
but you are comparing different frameworks. asp.net core is server side technology. react is a client side for building desktop like web applications or progressive web applications. The matching asp.net core technology would be blazor.