Every time I decide that I'm going to take the plunge and get down and dirty with front end stuff, I get completely paralyzed by choice, and I end up deciding that the most sensible way for me to move forward is to learn the fundamentals and design front ends with html + CSS + vanilla JavaScript.
As you can imagine, my elegant back-end designs have interfaces the 90s would have deemed tacky.
I really like the syntax (Python guy checking in here), but I don't even know where to start integrating this into a Pyramid app or what to do with it.
I don't even know how to get started here. I have a market research app for building questionnaires. Like SurveyMonkey, but different. I want the front end to be trello-like so that you can move the questions around that way.
I "know" JavaScript pretty well at this point. But when I look at the front end code for an open source trello clone, I swear it's just effing magic. Doesn't even relate in my mind to the language I thought I've been learning all this time.
Since these kinds of threads tend to attract a lot of front end people, I thought I'd ask here: is this an appropriate language for a trello-like interface?
There was a certain point in my career when I was learning Python when I went from knowing how to write classes and functions to being able to know what classes and functions to write to achieve my goals.
I know how to do things in JS, but I have no idea what to do to accomplish my goals.
Any tips from anyone?