How to be a FRONT-END DEVELOPER?
Learn
1. HTML(1-2 Weeks)
2. CSS (4-8 Weeks)
3. JavaScript(3-9 Weeks)
4. React/Angular(1-12 Months)
Do projects
1. Personal Portfolio
2. E-commerce
3. Blog
4. Web Application
If you are dedicated 2-3 hrs every day, you will become a Pro.
You just need 4 things to learn coding:
- An internet connection
- Willingness to learn
- A laptop
- Time
If you have those, nothing can stop you from becoming a developer 🔥
As a programmer which one of your favourite weapon?
A. Google
B. Stack Overflow
C. Official documentation
D. YouTube
E. Udemy
F. Copy paste
You can choose multiple weapons.
Day 155 / #100DaysOfCode
8 hours of coding today. @Firebase is awesome, can do so much!
- Added crashlytics & log events. If the app crashes, I get a log history of how the user made it crash.
- Performed robo test which runs the app on different devices in cloud.
#CodeNewbie
- Programmers: writing code comments help to understand the code.
- Also programmers:
// I am not sure if we need this, but too scared to delete.😂
Share with us a funny code comment👇
My current learning path is:
- Python
- HTML/CSS
- JS
- Sass
- React basics
- Firebase
- Gatsby /currently/
- Node.js /currently/
Share your path and what are you currently learning.
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Hey web dev friends! 🥰 Something has caught my eye, and now I'm curious to know. Who here uses 'var' in ES6? Drop a comment below if you use 'var', or you're using 'let' / 'const' instead. 👀😝
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