Is it efficient to read documentation from start to finish?

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I’ve already built four apps, but I feel like it’s starting to get repetitive, and I’m not learning as much. I’ve considered reading the documentation from start to finish while taking notes, which will probably take at least a week. Do you think this is a good way to enhance my learning? I’d also appreciate any tips that could help me become a great Bubble developer.

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I think there’s better ressources.
A) @petter’s guide

B) @adamhholmes’s challenge (I hope he can add more :wink: )

C) Read all posts from @boston85719 and @georgecollier about WU

And Probably a lot of special cases here on the forum. I don’t know what you did for now (did you play with API and SQL connector?)

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Learn to make bubble plugins. This will help you understand the core of bubble much better. My advice: don’t overspecialize in bubble.

Learn fundamentals like database structure, design, etc. Learn about code. Learn about how the internet works.

This information will be useful for the rest of your career :slight_smile: bubble will disappear someday

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In your position I’d suggest first playing with different data types, like text, numbers and dates by exploring the different modifiers available to them to understand what each does. Learning to manipulate the data with operators is what first opened my eyes for how to extend beyond the basics.

After that learn APIs.

After that explore how bubble when built right can enable your apps to be more reactionary, meaning how to structure conditionals for elements and actions etc.

Once you know these, a lot more opens up.

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Thank you

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Thank you :raised_hands:

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Thank you,i will read all of them

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