# How to Learn a New Tech Stack?

So, recently I have tried to learn new Techstacks and it's a whole new game there. So, I thought why not share it with you all just in case you might be facing the same problems as me?

So, Here is a list of 4 things that you should do whenever you are Trying to Learn a new TechStack

### Search for Video Courses

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*   Now as u might be new to this Techstack I would recommend going Free courses
    
    *   Many platforms available→ YouTube or Udemy or Coursera or even Twitch→ Like Leon NEol
        
    *   do hands-on side-by-side and try to guess some of what’s going to happen according to what you know already
        

### Join that tech-stack-specific community

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*   Many people miss out on this big opportunity to build a network
    
    *   join that tech stack-specific community
        
    *   So that even if stack overflow can’t help, then you can go to this community to ask for help
        
    *   My favorite is the #100Devs community
        

### Build a Project aside from what the video is teaching

*   Now these tutorials will make some projects on the side to help you grasp the tech stack in a better way
    
    *   You should create your own projects too on the side
        
    *   They don’t need to be big, they can even be like a clone of an app or extension
        

### Have docs as a backup

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*   Don’t leave the docs to keep it as your backup to look for examples and syntax
    
    *   Cause you will need it when you will be developing your projects on the side.
        

Try these and let me know, Did these work for you?