I have that one but just have not read it completely yet! What I have read so far has been incredible though

I also try to think of what I would tell a friend when my thoughts just spiral, like if a friend told me all they are trying to do is learn something new and better themselves and they feel terrible, like that's awful! No one should ever feel bad just for trying to learn something. When I think of how unreasonable it is to give ourselves a hard time for doing something positive it makes it hard to entertain the thoughts (although at this point after doing this many years, it happens more and more rarely lol)

Ha you make a great point about twitter! It is sad honestly that StackOverflow is so nasty people don't even want to use the site for its intended purpose. It is definitely valid to want a laptop although I realize, I'm with you! I got started doing mobile apps on my phone learning to code before I'd go to sleep

For your health and also for your understanding! There is a reason in school we have different assignments for different grades in school. You have to start from where you are, which in my case meant going slower or using more basic materials than I expected to be using sometimes because otherwise it would have just gone straight over my head and I would have been getting zero traction. I'm sorry you currently are going through the overwhelming part but it does get better

I think that's honestly a fair conclusion!

Yeah in continuity with the last comment, there's a reason the entire article takes place on localhost ;) the objective of this code is me to look at all three frameworks, this is not something intended to be deployed, nor is it structured as a "real" app beyond Hello World complexity would be

Yeah definitely took some liberties with conventions to keep parity/simplicity (same for the React example) would not necessarily make the same choices on anything more robust than a Hello World :)