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IamaNigerianGuy:
Address the technical issues. Your comments despite what you may believe, don't make you look intelligent.

Maybe a few years from now you will be knowledgeable enough but too proud to come here and apologize.

The crowd isn't always right. Ask folks that invested in MMM. - I will appreciate if you don't quote again before the end of 2018.

IamaNigerianGuy:
Read my post again, slowly.
PWA =/= Responsive mister.

Responsive is a standard that PWA may or may not adopt. Responsive design is marked by the use of media queries defined in the CSS spec. It is very possible to deploy bad design that tries to be progressive without being responsive. PWA standard is enforced in the HTML 5 spec not the style sheet.

So what are you saying ? Have you built an app before ?

On your question: no I have never.

Here is my question for you: have you argued intelligently before?

IamaNigerianGuy:
Very true.

@op please learn what responsive web design is before posting articles.

Responsive Web Design
People utilize different devices to view web pages, these include phones, tablets laptops and widescreens of desktops. Responsive web design is simply a way to ensure that whatever device the user chooses, the webpage is attractive to the eye, retains and transmits the requisite information. Responsive web design mainly deals with structure and how changes on different devices.

Progressive Web Apps
These are web pages or applications that are built to take advantage of browser features and deliver a smooth experience to the user without the overhead associated with native apps. So they are safe and secure, they load fast, you do not need to go to an app store to download and they update from your browser. Each version of the pwa is updated automatically and adapts to your browser.
Progressive web apps mainly address the issue of function.

They are two different things that work together. An app can be progressive and responsive at the same time.

PWA == Responsive
Responsive != PWA

Argue intelligently.

4dor:
I think the OP needs to study more, this is a case of comparing apple to oranges. Responsive design is about appearance with a bias for mobile devices while progressive web apps is about performance. In fact one of the key features of a PWA is that it must be responsive.

https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/codelabs/your-first-pwapp/

Like I stated here:

These techs only see responsive CSS as a step in the bigger process of building a mobile first WebApp

In the future, responsive design alone will not be enough. You will need to write specific codes for mobile. That's what AMP is about. It even features its own custom HTML tags.

dudebuck:
I believe the OP does not know what responsive web design is

I believe you don't know what AMP or PWA is.

Lets discus intelligently...
Do you think responsive design is dying too?

Some time in 2015 I share a post here on how I feel responsive design is overrated as a solution to the trend of mobile first . Because about 60% of people that use the web today access it from a smartphone, and big players like Google recommend that website masters should take their mobile site seriously.

Then responsive CSS came with a quick fix that lets you build a website that will look good on about any device (PC or Mobile). Many loved this idea as it is quick and mostly rely on making a few adjustments to your CSS code. It is mainly based on the CSS @media query.
https://s9.postimg.org/668dadmgv/responsive_design-1423170962198.png
Fast-forward to 2018, Big players like Google are now backing other techs (Progressive WebApp - PWS, Accelerated Mobile Page - AMP). These techs only see responsive CSS as a step in the bigger process of building a mobile first WebApp. And both require one to rewrite a dedicated version of ones website/app putting mobile in mind.

In my conclusion, the new techs from Google might not support the philosophy of web designers that preach rendering same design with just a few CSS mod as a mobile version of their site. I preached the advantage of writing a specific code for mobile version in 2015 and got bashed is Google preaching the same gospel with their AMP now? If yes, We can agree that responsive design in some context is dying. Peace.

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Olalekank:
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Olalekank:
I have been battling with web for a while now.
Tried taking JavaScript last year and spent a few hours on it (and I don't think I went back to it until yesterday).

Now I became determined that I needed to take JavaScript yesterday (cos I need to know something to get a job) and resumed JavaScript just around yesterday/today. It's not much of a problem because I have basic knowledge of java and so the syntax is not that hard to use.

I'd resume back to learning this evening when I'm done with classes.

Please I'd like to ask
1. What textbooks can I use to learn effectively?
2. What is the learning curve of JavaScript and how long would it take me to move from beginner to intermediate?
3. What frameworks or libraries would you advise me to learn and at what point do I start picking them up?


Thank you for answers


pcguru1, yorex2011, directonpc

Well done so far.

I am not exactly a javascript person (as I haven't built anything with node js and other popular libraries and frameworks).

However I have a very old pdf that teaches basic javascript. The kind you embed in your html to validate forms and do other cool stuffs. If that's OK, quote me again.

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