Hello everyone,,
I thought I'd pull the community for tips on learning Frontend development.
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I've been writing backend software in various forms for many, many years now. Even so, Frontwnd feels magical and scary.
It's definitely a skill I'm missing, but I wouldn't know where to start now.
Has anyone done this particular journey? Any tips????
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If you're diving into frontend development after years in backend, start with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript basics. Then move on to React, Vue, or Angular for modern frameworks. Sites like MDN and Frontend Mentor are great for practice.
For inspiration, you can check out UI/UX designs on Snaptube snaptubedl.com/, which showcases visually engaging content—helpful for understanding frontend aesthetics.
Anyone else made this transition? What worked best for you?