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So folks...this was intended to be provocative and make you think. Clearly React is seen to be "frontend" but these lines are going to blur quite a bit.
You could create an entire app today, with DB access and whatever else you like, entirely in React.
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Documentation is hard. @meeroslav referred me to diataxis.fr, probably the 1st categorization of structuring technical docs that immediately made sense to me.
@meeroslav Tutorials are learning oriented. They provide a path for the learner to follow, exercise and comprehend. They should not directly teach, but provide opportunities to learn. They are not intended to create experts, but create interest and lay the basis for exploring more.
@meeroslav Tutorials vs How Tos is like a cooking lesson vs a recipe.
Both come with concrete steps but one is meant to teach/learn while the other is a guide to reach a desired outcome in the most direct and efficient way.