I really am into web applications. I started coding apps using php frameworks before landing on making web apps using Django (sidecomment: looove python). But i feel like Im way too outdated so just recently, i am very keen on learning whether AngularJS or ReactJS. Also, flutter seems like a fancy stuff to learn.
I'd definitely recommend JS, depending on what parts of web applications you want to build. Building a good JavaScript foundation, before jumping into React or angular will help a lot. If you are interested in backend/API development, Python is a great choice. You also can't go writing with Ruby on rails.
If you think you want to be more full stack, I'd recommend learning more backend first.
If you have any questions about frontend stuff, I'd be more than happy to answer them. I also know a bit about backend, but there are other people much more suited to that.
Cool! I would be very happy if you could help me out please. I was thinking on solidifying my frontend skills. If I have to rate my JS skills, proll have to say 3 out of 5. I know my way with JavaScript but it's not too advanced.
I really am into web applications. I started coding apps using php frameworks before landing on making web apps using Django (sidecomment: looove python). But i feel like Im way too outdated so just recently, i am very keen on learning whether AngularJS or ReactJS. Also, flutter seems like a fancy stuff to learn.
I'd definitely recommend JS, depending on what parts of web applications you want to build. Building a good JavaScript foundation, before jumping into React or angular will help a lot. If you are interested in backend/API development, Python is a great choice. You also can't go writing with Ruby on rails.
If you think you want to be more full stack, I'd recommend learning more backend first.
If you have any questions about frontend stuff, I'd be more than happy to answer them. I also know a bit about backend, but there are other people much more suited to that.
Cool! I would be very happy if you could help me out please. I was thinking on solidifying my frontend skills. If I have to rate my JS skills, proll have to say 3 out of 5. I know my way with JavaScript but it's not too advanced.
What do you suggest I should do?
I think there are 5 main areas that are important for really nailing JS fundamentals.
thiskeywordI'm actually in the process of putting together some posts on each of these, but they won't be ready for a bit.
I'd start with MDN and read up a bit in each of those things. Play with them in Codepen or somewhere similar.
I'd be happy to answer any questions you have on specific for those.
Thanks man! I'll busy myself with these topics. I won't hesitate to ask you if I have questions 🤣