"HTML is like insanely easy and kids too can learn it", I've always listened this words from people who can't make a pixel perfect layout or resolve a css bug. HTML and Css isn't bootstrap.
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Well, "difficult" can have many nuances. It's easy when compared to other disciplines like data science, distributed systems, computational mathematics and so on (at the same level of proficiency)
Senior Software Developer at NASDAQ.
My expertise lies in DevOps, Golang, Backend Development, and C++. I have a strong passion for leveraging DevOps to streamline software development processes.
You can learn the basics in a couple hours and ship a decent enough product.
Becoming proficient however, is a very different situation. Especially if you are still for some reason supporting users on Internet Explorer, or 4k devices and budget Android devices with low resolution screens.
Senior Software Developer at NASDAQ.
My expertise lies in DevOps, Golang, Backend Development, and C++. I have a strong passion for leveraging DevOps to streamline software development processes.
My lord, I wish this was more clear when I started... I truly believed this due to it being a common conception on blogs etc. So I dove headfirst into C++, Python, JS, C, etc. Expecting to get the "hard stuff" out of the way first. I love programming back end! Especially creating custom Node.js environments. When it came time to just "pick up" CSS and grab a front end job... Well, the dissapointment was real.... I found CSS a lot harder to be fluent in than it was represented as. I know brilliant back end devs who couldnt style a page with CSS to save their lives.
Senior Software Developer at NASDAQ.
My expertise lies in DevOps, Golang, Backend Development, and C++. I have a strong passion for leveraging DevOps to streamline software development processes.
I too like Back-end Much more Front-end😊.
I have just added the last point because I have more opportunities for front-end devs as fresher in a company than a fresher back-end dev.
Senior Software Developer at NASDAQ.
My expertise lies in DevOps, Golang, Backend Development, and C++. I have a strong passion for leveraging DevOps to streamline software development processes.
CSS has it's tricks. I started with Web Dev and learned CSS and HTML together and even though I can and have already made a few websites, I still struggle a bit with CSS, not gonna lie, but it is fun.
Senior Software Developer at NASDAQ.
My expertise lies in DevOps, Golang, Backend Development, and C++. I have a strong passion for leveraging DevOps to streamline software development processes.
You've lived it and it's true. I used to have a lot of devs coworkers whom avoids coding css tasks because "it's easy, I can do harder things" hahaha.
Html and Css arquitecture could be a nightmare if you don't have good level.
Senior Software Developer at NASDAQ.
My expertise lies in DevOps, Golang, Backend Development, and C++. I have a strong passion for leveraging DevOps to streamline software development processes.
"HTML is like insanely easy and kids too can learn it", I've always listened this words from people who can't make a pixel perfect layout or resolve a css bug. HTML and Css isn't bootstrap.
Thank You reading my Article 😊
Well, "difficult" can have many nuances. It's easy when compared to other disciplines like data science, distributed systems, computational mathematics and so on (at the same level of proficiency)
Thank You reading my Article 😊
HTML and CSS is insanely easy.
You can learn the basics in a couple hours and ship a decent enough product.
Becoming proficient however, is a very different situation. Especially if you are still for some reason supporting users on Internet Explorer, or 4k devices and budget Android devices with low resolution screens.
Thank You reading my Article 😊
My lord, I wish this was more clear when I started... I truly believed this due to it being a common conception on blogs etc. So I dove headfirst into C++, Python, JS, C, etc. Expecting to get the "hard stuff" out of the way first. I love programming back end! Especially creating custom Node.js environments. When it came time to just "pick up" CSS and grab a front end job... Well, the dissapointment was real.... I found CSS a lot harder to be fluent in than it was represented as. I know brilliant back end devs who couldnt style a page with CSS to save their lives.
I too like Back-end Much more Front-end😊.
I have just added the last point because I have more opportunities for front-end devs as fresher in a company than a fresher back-end dev.
Thank You reading my Article 😊
CSS has it's tricks. I started with Web Dev and learned CSS and HTML together and even though I can and have already made a few websites, I still struggle a bit with CSS, not gonna lie, but it is fun.
Thank You reading my Article 😊
You've lived it and it's true. I used to have a lot of devs coworkers whom avoids coding css tasks because "it's easy, I can do harder things" hahaha.
Html and Css arquitecture could be a nightmare if you don't have good level.
Thank You reading my Article 😊