i'm a beginner in coding and not sure if/which course to take. i would like to go for an on-site as its definitely will force me to focus my attention but there is still such a diversity in the available courses. i live in London. Please, help!
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I've enjoyed learning to publish w jamstack/ghpages/Jekyll
It's not a direct route, but a ton of foundational principles, and can spin up a live working site in minutes, learn complexity as you itch for some feature...
web-work.tools/github-pages-starte...
And I collect tons of related resources (organized by topic) in this chat server, as a staging area till I can build out pages/lists for each topic re web-work... it's a collab curation thing
discord.gg/29mZwPQ
Wish you the best, hope my response isn't too out there for you but I'm so stoked on jamstack, in and of itself, and as a gateway to all kinda dev skills!! :)
Thank you i've never heard of them so its definitely great you shared! I will check them all out
since it sounds like you're new to jamstack, I'll share with you two links that I found illuminating, as I was using the technology without realizing a buzzword and culture was growing around the workflow of building simple sites with fewer moving parts, and adding any dynamic functionality with microservices.
High Level Overview \ Resources - jamstack.org/
Background Knowledge \ History - netlify.com/blog/2019/01/17/the-im...
Much obliged! Thank you
Start with html and Css then javascript those 're the basic knowledge to start with in web dev
Thank you, i have been through html and css and i know them good enough. Sketched up a website already. At js at the moment and must say thats where things got heavier. Thank you for the advice though!
I have been through JavaScript it get very confusing and sketchy and i still learning though
am currently learning React Native
Hey, actually thats kind of what i believe and have been doing for sometime, the only problem is my attention sucks and i thought some environmental change would help...Or "waste" my money.
Hello!
Try this one out ;)
udemy.com/course/the-complete-web-...
Thank you! I actually have that and couple of others. Find them really helpful after realising codecademy doesnt really prepare you for the real work, more like a playground to learn the very basic.