#1 Mistake new Web Developers are making in 2023 (Front End, React)

Are you a Junior Developer trying to make your mark in the industry? Have you been focusing on learning all the latest front-end development skills without building practical experience every time you learn something new? If yes, then you might be making the #1 mistake that most Junior Developers are making in 2023.

In this video, we'll explore why building practical experience is essential to become a successful developer. We'll discuss how learning new skills is just the first step in your journey, and without practical experience, it becomes difficult to apply those skills in real-life projects.

So, if you're a Junior Developer looking to build a successful career, don't miss this video. Watch it now and learn how to avoid the #1 mistake that most Junior Developers are making in 2023.

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I appreciate all the effort you put into trying to help people. Real talk. I’ve been self learning development since late April 2022 (almost a year in) with 2 kids and a bm I support it’s definitely hard and in this job market it’s crazy.

Still finding time to teach myself tho and not giving up or getting discouraged because I know it’s gonna be hard. I was in the streets most of my life until around 10 years ago so it’s even harder being a poc from the street to get into this field. But we not stopping. It’s only up from here! Here for the long run!

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[weebcss]

Haven't been following the trends for a while, and I notice myself being a lot less distracted. It's good to be involved in the community and be excited about things coming out, but a lot of the time if we are being honest with ourselves, we are just wasting our time. I got hired for an IT Help Desk role recently. Isn't coding, but I'm getting a bag, and my skills are still useful, and can be in the future. Wherever you land, it's good just to look at it as a stepping stone and an opportunity.

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[programmingwithahsan]

Great video! 👏👏 As a beginner in web development, this information is incredibly helpful. 🙌 It's important to stay up-to-date with current trends and avoid common mistakes to ensure success in this field. 💪 Your insights on the #1 mistake that new web developers are making in 2023 with Front End and React are very valuable. Thank you for sharing your expertise and helping others improve their skills. 🙏 Keep up the great work! 👍

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