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The above process I described I've been doing for over 2 years. I will be leaving them soon though. Personally I've started learning since 2013, but I was still in jQuery/PHP days around that time. Didn't pick up React until like 2017. Now everything I do is JS based for the most part except things like Python/C++. Professional experience about 4 years or so. If you're just starting there's a developer roadmap (on Gi…
Thanks for the recommendations. I am already familiar with React, had built a web app at the start of the year. I had some unsuccessful interviews a couple of months ago for a React position and this question came up from the interviewer (it was a senior position) so I posted it here to know what are the approaches other devs are following here. Right now i am working on a JavaScript/jQuery SPA, a huge app and a lot…
Even if you don’t want to use one of the larger frameworks like Angular or Ember I would still recommend doing a couple of tutorials to see how they construct things. Any app needs an architecture and you are more likely to get a feel for that with something larger like Angular or Ember.
Alternatively find something that can teach you about front end architecture. An SPA is more than a router, views/components and state management (and libs and service objects). Look around a bit to figure out how you want to architect things and what concepts exist.