u/Eilon285in r/Frontend • Recommends
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Check out this video by learn Code academy it's preety thorough.
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Web Development in 2020 - A complete roadmap
LearnCode.academy
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Beginner. No background in the topic needed.
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LearnCode.academy outlines a comprehensive roadmap for learning web development in 2020, covering frontend, backend, and devops technologies.
EVERYTHING you need to learn Web Dev or keep your skills current in 2020! This curated list covers beginning web development all the way through advanced development. View this roadmap here: coggle.it/diagram/XfeRbWj7xy3dsEX8/t/web-development-in-2020 basic frontend recommended deployment platforms no matter what route you take next advanced frontend backend devops If you take my recommendation, you'll take this track: - learn basic frontend - learn command line, SSH, and GitHub - learn Parcel, SASS, React, and Webpack - move to fullstack/backend and learn node.js, postgres, redis, go - move to devops and learn docker, terraform, circleCI, digitalocean, aws That right there, folks, gives you an AMAZING skillset! Hopefully you find this web development tutorial, web dev roadmap, whatever you want to call it extremely helpful in learning web development in 2020. I know these little pieces of web dev information surrounding javascript, databases, etc all took years to stumble across for me personally. -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Also watch: "Tailwind CSS - why CSS utility classes save so much time" youtube.com/watch?v=oU5ar0dmQEY -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-Why it's here
2 people recommend thisWhat people say. Recommended as a thorough and helpful roadmap for beginners planning their web development learning path.
u/revengemakerin r/Frontend • Recommends
On “Quitting teaching job to study for junior job?”
This is a perfect snapshot and gives me faith that I'm on the right path. I'm ironing out my last bits of basic css and can feel exactly what I'm missing. Thanks so much for this. I've watched this Learn Code Academy video a few times and find it really helpful for estimating the beginning stages of a good general path forward. (So I don't get stuck spending way too much time on something nearly irrelevant like tables in html. 😂) I'm going to apply to a short business focused uni program in Germany in a year and will glom all my coding and marketing skills together in a nice portfolio geared toward applying and then use all the course work to build a complete digital portfolio for intervi…