#Preface I'll start this by saying I'm not a framework developer. In fact, I have little to no experience in open source software. If you asked me to recreate Lo-Dash I would deliver something laughable, surely. I'm just a guy who enjoys learning & building things, am always looking for better ways to build them and I've grown to enjoy writing JavaScript on the front and back end along my journey. It's a happy place to be.
Now, with this said, I'm sure there are factors I'm not taking into account when I think about the cash value of a video tutorial set- I'm merely going off of what I've seen and paid for in the past. It could be that I'm thinking about it all wrong, in which case I will see to rectify this situation.
#Initial seeking When I think about learning a new framework I first look through the docs and the github issues to see what's to be expected. Typically there's a learning curve which involves a week or two of 'getting into the mindset' to how things are done with that particular framework, s