The following worked for me:
Learn git first. Visit github.com. Publish a "hello world" file and build off of a repository.
Do a first pass of learning basic HTML / CSS while learning React
Learn some basic javascript while doing TypeScript. Try to make the transition to TypeScript as quickly as possible.
Start to build components. Think CSS in JS. I have used emotion and styled components so that CSS does not cause unwanted side effects.
Use Chrome DevTools, and use Lighthouse as a guide to improve performance.
Start using a blog to really learn. Gatsby.js worked for me.
Learn GraphQL with Apollo Server for APIs. Use Apollo Federated to stitch the APIs together.
Get better at using Webpack for deployment.
If this is helpful, follow me on Twitter @ whiteowled and ask more questions. Here to help.
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The following worked for me:
Learn git first. Visit github.com. Publish a "hello world" file and build off of a repository.
Do a first pass of learning basic HTML / CSS while learning React
Learn some basic javascript while doing TypeScript. Try to make the transition to TypeScript as quickly as possible.
Start to build components. Think CSS in JS. I have used emotion and styled components so that CSS does not cause unwanted side effects.
Use Chrome DevTools, and use Lighthouse as a guide to improve performance.
Start using a blog to really learn. Gatsby.js worked for me.
Learn GraphQL with Apollo Server for APIs. Use Apollo Federated to stitch the APIs together.
Get better at using Webpack for deployment.
If this is helpful, follow me on Twitter @ whiteowled and ask more questions. Here to help.