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You don’t hear about learning ruby as a first language but rails provides so much out of the box. What resources can teach me how to combine each layer of this tech stack together? I’d be using any resources along side the official docs.

I want to know if it would be better to use Inertia and React or should I go with Hotwire plus Turbo?

If you can throw in some learning resources for a complete beginner I’d really appreciate it.

Trying to prioritize building rather than complexity and was looking for some suggestions.

Wanting to use RN for mobile dev not necessarily react for web app. Can I learn JS//TS without having to build projects in vanilla js but rather start to learn react native?

If so, then what are the benefits of learning data structures and algorithms if you aren’t looking to be employed but rather build your own products?

I wanted to know if any of these books would benefit me in my goal of becoming a software engineer. What book did you read and what was your experience with it?

I want to start losing a lot of weight, I will incorporate IF as well as better wasting habits and stricter diet. What exercises are optimal for my goals? What routine do you suggest I follow?

Pretty much want to dev games with Java and have SwiftUI be my mobile dev framework to create mobile games. I do know about godot and unity but wondered if this was a possibility.

Wanting to get into iOS dev but need suggestions on starting on a budget.

Wondering if it’s possible to develop an ai web app that can serve as a startup product without the need of using Python at all but rather Java with SpringBoot for backend and Svelte for frontend. Or would it be beneficial to play it safe and pickup Python fundamentals when needed?

Want to self-teach myself CS so that I can learn software engineering on a deep level.