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bry
@brykayne
Anyone have any recommendations for a structured dev course that’ll take me from basic HTML/CSS/JS knowledge to be able to build products on a whim? Ideally sets me up with a foundation that I can apply to any language, framework, etc.
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Steve
@stevedylandev.eth
I personally started with developedbyed.com with just the basics, html css and js. Then took his course into react. Probably the best $40 I’ve ever spent. His style is certainly different but really helped me understand a lot of stuff. What will drive you even more is building a project which is something you do in his courses. As someone who took the self taught road, I do wish going back I learned more about data structures and algorithms. Currently going through this which might be good after you’ve done js. https://frontendmasters.com/courses/algorithms/introduction/
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MJC
@mjc716
I would go narrow (next/react) before worrying about a broad foundation
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DiviFlyy
@diviflyy
Would be super keen to team up on this! Might be a bit behind you on the basics at the start though ❤️
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ns
@nickysap
If you’re just getting started, Codecademy has some good hands on courses that can introduce you to the fundamentals. But you should look at a bootcamp if you’re serious about learning and want to speed run a bit of the heavy lifting.
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kyzooghost
@truth
Scrimba is a really nice platform - interactive and educational screencasts with online IDEs to build in, great community and many free resources
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jaguat
@jaguat
I'd suggest Max Schwarzmüller or Jonas Schmedtmann's Udemy courses, for a good basis on JavaScript. Those will give you also conditions to think like a programmer in any language thereafter.
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Agadoo 🎩
@agadoo
Will DM, put this together for someone else recently
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