Excited to have completed this exercise, over the past 10 days I've been writing HTML code and building projects along side
In 10 days, I built 10 different HTML sites fully maximizing my HTML prowess
Next up is CSS(Tailwind)
Using CSS to style these sites I previously built and give them a breath of fresh air.
After CSS I'd conclude it all with intense JavaScript
All in 30 days...
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I'm excited for you! 😊
I'd start out learning CSS instead of Tailwind (as others suggested). Tailwind is certainly awesome, but it's even more awesome if you understand the underlying CSS.
JavaScript is probably a good choice after CSS (since you are getting into web dev).
After I learned those three, I eventually learned React and Next JS, which is a great framework to learn after you have a nice foundation in my opinion. Along with that, I learned typescript and tailwind.
Good luck on your coding journey!
By learning Tailwind, you do not learn CSS itself. I recommend learning native CSS first, because that will always work in your browser. Tailwind will go away for the next big trend at some point, then your Tailwind skills will be useless.
Wow
This is so helpful
I have quite a basic foundational knowledge of CSS already so i will just improve on that rather than pivot to tailwind
Thanks a lot mate
Don't directly jump to Tailwind, learn Css first, if you know css then Tailwind will be so smooth to learn and understand
Alright fam, noted. Thank you