What does everyone plan to learn in web development this year?

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[Shivan Moodley]

I'll be spending my time attempting to master React and learning about websockets 😁 how about you?

[Trevor]

Same! Websockets look awesome and using socket.io seems great. Hopefully I can come up with a cool app idea using them so I can learn more.

[John Au-Yeung]

That sounds good. Looks like it's something worth looking into.

[Shivan Moodley]

I'm really excited about using websockets to build collaborative apps. I've only ever built 'real-time' stuff on the backend

[John Au-Yeung]

It's pretty cool to see stuff update live.

[John Au-Yeung]

I am looking deeper into JavaScript and popular frameworks.

I don't know where to go after that. Definitely looking for some suggestions.

[Shivan Moodley]

I've heard a lot of good things about Svelte. And the REPL on their website is great for trying it out svelte.dev/
All the best!

[John Au-Yeung]

Thanks. Looks like it's worth a try.

[Hayden Rouille]

I definitely need to start looking into newer features in React, but I'd also like to start learning some typescript as it seems to be hugely up-and-coming!

[John Au-Yeung]

The latest React feature are hooks. Are there anything else new that I may have missed?

TypeScript is good.

[Hayden Rouille]

I wanted to look into portals too, however I don't think that that is particularily new

[John Au-Yeung]

Yea I didn't know that existed. It's interesting at least.

[Eric Furspan]

Typescript!

[Shahroz Ahmed]

I plan to complete my MEAN stack this year

[M Jafar Loilatu]

How to get data with this application?

[Hector]

I plan to learn about serverless and cloud computing, but to be honest I am more exciting about learning IOT.

[John Au-Yeung]

Anything specific you're looking into?

[Ildar Kamaev]

Plan to learn vanilla Javascript and Ruby on Rails. Yes, in this day and age.

[John Au-Yeung]

Rails is nice. Its inspired many other frameworks because it's expressive.

[Masteramuk]

I wish to learn developing web with laravel or cake-php

[jkmdroid]

Learning Django framework and knowing how to upload projects in platforms such as Heroku, pythonanywhere, docker, etc

[John Au-Yeung]

Django's nice. Not too hard to learn. And it has an admin to make creating fake data easier.