My Frontend Journey So Far: From Confused to Curious
Like many students in tech, I started learning frontend with a mix of excitement an...
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Good luck with the rest of your journey!
What really helped me was to build a project from scratch and just do some googling as you get stuck. AI makes the googling part easier nowadays but really understand the AIs response instead of copy-pasting. Especially because it might require optimization to fit your specific use case. Good luck to you on this infinite journey 🚀
The problem I see is that with the MERN stack you are learning backend, Express and MongoDb and frontend.
I understand you want to build applications. but if you want to focus on frontend I suggest learning about latest functionality of HTML, CSS and javascript before diving in fullstack development head first.
A way you can do that with visual results is to use a design system solution like Storybook. The benefit of a design system solution is that you can toy around with different view libraries or use HTML/CSS/JS.
There are a lot of concepts to learn in frontend. And they don't match backend development all the time.
You must keep upgrading your tech skills. Nowadays most of the India-based top blockchain development company were hiring the developers who have good technical background and have experienced in game development industry.
When I started, tutorials assumed too much background knowledge 😫
Pro tip: Use ChatGOT AI to ‘translate’ jargon in real-time! My current go-to lets you:
✅ Explain concepts as a beginner (e.g. ‘What’s SSR really doing?’)
✅ Fix Python errors in plain English
✅ Draft READMEs/project docs when you’re stuck
Huge for reducing early frustration!
Pretty cool seeing your confidence grow- building little projects always helps me get stuff to stick.
Also been at the same stage…Persevere and just keep going even if the bug bites sometimes!
This is relatable :)
I started the same and still learning. Am now able to build full stack apps. But it took me around an year to get go this skill set. (Cursor wrote 70% of my code)
You can start upscaling yoour skills such as learning Python, C , unity, unreal and many more tings. So that you can easily work with India based top play to earn game development company.
Pretty cool seeing you stick with it past the hard parts - the day-to-day hustle is what really makes stuff click for me too
Ohh so 🙂 nice let's connect on GitHub too and you can do it girl 😍😍💪🏻 I'm sure