Hey everyone! I just graduated with a degree in computer science this May 2025, and I'm curious about how to effectively learn new frameworks, libraries, and programming languages. From my research, it seems like experienced developers often dive into documentation and experiment with code to get a better grasp. I also wonder how much of your learning involves using AI tools—do they actually help you, and how much code do you let them write for you? I'm looking to gather a variety of perspectives on this. Thanks!
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The best way to learn is definitely to build something. Just jump into a project, break it, then fix it. Always read the docs when you're confused, but try to solve problems on your own first. That way, you really learn the ins and outs of the framework or library you're using.
I get that! I've been learning React alongside JavaScript, and I'm not sure when it's right to let AI help with the project. I feel like doing it myself is more beneficial for my learning.