With so many languages, frameworks, and libraries to choose from, often beginners find themselves scratching their heads on how to start off their ...
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Would have loved to see svelte on the list of Frontend frameworks, as it was the most beloved framework in the 2021 stack overflow developer survey. (insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/...)
Yeah, Svelte's popularity is on the rise as well :)
I strongly agree with the last point. One should try out a bunch of stuff (frontend, backend, data science, etc) and only then choose the one he likes the most to become an effective developer
I can highly recommend MDN as a vital resource for learning many of the fundamental web technologies and an essential source of reference through-out a frontend development career.
I have also found Scrimba to be an excellent interactive training site - and it is free.
Sweet article. What I do think is an important note is the fact that Angular's learning curve is MUCH more steep than Vue or React. You also forgot to mention the fact that Angular not only carries the learning of a framework, but also the programming language due to the fact that it is TypeScript.
I also wonder what your take on PWA's is. Is it really worthwhile to spend your time into learning how they work? I hardly see them being used professionally.
Yes, I should have mentioned that. Thanks for pointing out.
As for PWA, a lot of the top apps like Spotify, YouTube, Twitter and more do use it (and research says adding PWA features has a correlation with increased revenue), so think it is worth looking into
Very informative. Thanks 👍
Your welcome!
Okay, now I can assume I'm on imtermediate stage. Grate article💡🤝
Best of luck on your journey 👍
You are absolutely right :)
Now, I can say I'm out of the intermediate level.
Thanks for the brilliant piece.
Glad I could help :)
Nice a front-end roadmap that is really a front end roadmap and not a js fullstack roadmap
:)
It's all about the fundamentals. Thank you for reminding everyone of that.
My pleasure :)
Really helpful article.... thanks for sharing your valuable knowledge with us
Your welcome!
Nice!
Glad you found it useful :)
As I read this I realize I have a working understanding of everything but the Advanced section and I’m super nervous about finding a job for nothing…I need to just do it
Best of luck for your job hunt 👍
You could also try developing a large project that utilizes all the skills you learnt so far and drastically reduce second guessing yourself (the nervousness never completely goes away though)
Thanks its useful
Great information! From this article I found that I still quite beginner to become a Front end expert. With this roadmap actually help me a lot to define what can I do in this field! Thanks 🙏
All the best for your journey 👍
I'm glad you found it helpful!
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