cool dude. welcome welcome. my advice is to learn javascript, vanilla javascript first. learn it by heart. fundamentals bro. then if you're comfortable with it, learn a framework, could be react, angular2, vue, and the new one svlete? but just focus on one and be good at it, if your first company uses different framework its all good you'll easily learn it because those frameworks is all about components its a matter of how to use the APIs, after that learn data structure and algorithms give time on this one. If you want I could gift you a course on udemy just let me know. Also last but not the least hang tight bro it's not going to be easy, sacrifices are needed. aight bless you my guy. this answer number 2 question I guess. lols. for number 1 it depends on your city really. in California backend and frontend has a lot of opportunities but competition is high.
Thank you so much for taking the time to provide such a thorough and thoughtful answer. I'll definitely follow your advice, and I really appreciate the udemy course offer. When I get to data structure and algorithms, I'll let you know.
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cool dude. welcome welcome. my advice is to learn javascript, vanilla javascript first. learn it by heart. fundamentals bro. then if you're comfortable with it, learn a framework, could be react, angular2, vue, and the new one svlete? but just focus on one and be good at it, if your first company uses different framework its all good you'll easily learn it because those frameworks is all about components its a matter of how to use the APIs, after that learn data structure and algorithms give time on this one. If you want I could gift you a course on udemy just let me know. Also last but not the least hang tight bro it's not going to be easy, sacrifices are needed. aight bless you my guy. this answer number 2 question I guess. lols. for number 1 it depends on your city really. in California backend and frontend has a lot of opportunities but competition is high.
Thank you so much for taking the time to provide such a thorough and thoughtful answer. I'll definitely follow your advice, and I really appreciate the udemy course offer. When I get to data structure and algorithms, I'll let you know.