After my first contact with a computer in the 1980's, I taught myself to program in BASIC and Z80 assembler. I went on to study Computer Science and have enjoyed a long career in Software Engineering.
Hi, As a professional application frontend developer specialising in web technologies I find MDN an essential source of authoritative information.
As sources of training material, I can recommend the following:
+1 to all those learning resources you listed. Scrimba is one of the most frictionless learning platforms I’ve ever used, excellent place to start for all skill levels.
Udemy is great for taking the Scrimba knowledge and taking the training wheels off a little and diving deeper. Scrimba leaves a few holes that the Udemy courses fill in, but Scrimba is excellent for making it really easy to build up the studying habit and get your foundation built up.
And Frontend masters is great if you want to dive really deep into how everything works (highly recommend if you’re going for a career in front-end). My opinion is you’ll get the most out of it if you treat it like a masterclass after going through some of the more approachable resources like Scrimba and Udemy.
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Hi, As a professional application frontend developer specialising in web technologies I find MDN an essential source of authoritative information.
As sources of training material, I can recommend the following:
+1 to all those learning resources you listed. Scrimba is one of the most frictionless learning platforms I’ve ever used, excellent place to start for all skill levels.
Udemy is great for taking the Scrimba knowledge and taking the training wheels off a little and diving deeper. Scrimba leaves a few holes that the Udemy courses fill in, but Scrimba is excellent for making it really easy to build up the studying habit and get your foundation built up.
And Frontend masters is great if you want to dive really deep into how everything works (highly recommend if you’re going for a career in front-end). My opinion is you’ll get the most out of it if you treat it like a masterclass after going through some of the more approachable resources like Scrimba and Udemy.