I think this is a perfect example of why in 2014 Javascript is harder than ever for someone to learn. I'd love to get your take as someone who seems to be using the latest cool stuff as to how to mitigate that?
I personally learned JS circa 2006 in the jQuery era and now I'm in a position where web-minded individuals ask me how to learn JS but they are "10 steps ahead" asking questions like react vs ember, ember vs angular, etc. Thoughts? Do they basically have to learn up the chain? I guess what I'm saying is there is a lot of history that I'm not sure can be skipped?
I personally learned JS circa 2006 in the jQuery era and now I'm in a position where web-minded individuals ask me how to learn JS but they are "10 steps ahead" asking questions like react vs ember, ember vs angular, etc. Thoughts? Do they basically have to learn up the chain? I guess what I'm saying is there is a lot of history that I'm not sure can be skipped?