‼️ TUTORIAL HELL A real one 😅 Something many creatives and developers experience at some point. It’s that stage where you’re constantly watching tutorials, learning concepts, and taking notes… but not really building real projects. Sometimes we keep going over the basics again and again without fully understanding how to apply them. It can feel like progress — until you open your code editor and realize you don’t actually know what to build on your own yet. I experienced this especially while learning Redux.js for state management. I kept forgetting what I learned until I started using it inside actual projects. That was when things finally began to stick. That experience reminded me that learning in tech isn’t just about consuming tutorials — it’s about building alongside what you learn. That experience changed how I approach learning now. One platform I’ve found helpful for practicing with structured challenges is Frontend Mentor, especially for single-page frontend projects. I’d really love to discover more platforms that provide real-world project ideas or practice environments for developers. If you know any, please share them in the comments — I’d appreciate it. Still learning. Still building. Still figuring things out along the way 🚀 I build high-converting websites for startups and businesses — turning cold traffic into loyal users and clicks into meaningful engagement. Let’s connect, collaborate and create together. #TutorialHell #FrontendDevelopment #ReduxJS #LearnByBuilding #TechLearning #BuildInPublic #WomenInTech
One of the best learning techniques. Learn while doing. The way I love to follow it is first learn the theories and concepts the first time then go over it again while applying it to a real world project.
Zustand reduces most of the complexity of redux while working just as well for state management. You should check it out.