I just released an all-in-one tool that lets you extract textures from any perspective, turn them into seamless textures, and use them on your 3D models.
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2015: "Learn jQuery"
2016: "jQuery is dead, learn Angular"
2017: "Angular is dead, learn React"
2018: "React is complex, learn Vue"
2019: "Vue is too simple, learn React again"
2020: "React is old, learn Svelte"
2021: "Svelte is niche, learn Next.js"
2022: "Next.js is bloated, learn Remix"
2023: "Remix is too new, learn Astro"
2024: "Astro is limited, learn Next.js again"
2025: "Next.js is complex, learn..."
STOP.
Just stop.
You don't have a framework problem.
You have a fundamentals problem.
Master:
- JavaScript (the language)
- HTTP (how browsers work)
- State management (data flow)
- Performance (why things are slow)
Then frameworks become tools, not religions.
I've shipped products in:
- React (2018)
- Vue (2020)
- Svelte (2022)
- Vanilla JS (2024)
You know what mattered?
Understanding the web platform.
Framework churn is a feature, not a bug.
It keeps you buying courses.
It keeps you feeling behind.
It keeps you dependent.
Learn the web.
Frameworks will make sense.
Skip the web?
You'll chase frameworks forever.
Dear algo, plz show more content like this
I don’t mind hitting the translate button to understand, or even don’t need it…
The design speaks for itself
A therapist once told me:
The first sign of declining mental health isn't always a panic attack or sudden tears. It starts quietly.Waking up tired after hours of sleep.Gut issues. Low energy. Feeling lost. Struggling to fall asleep.Forgetting things. Hair loss. Skin flare-ups. Muscle aches.Pulling away from people.Arguing with the ones you love.Not being able to get out of bed.Watching friendships fade.Your body whispers before it screams. There's still time to listen.