I have been diving into front end stuff and this guy on Udemy has really well done content. I feel very confident with typescript and just went through this course. I was already been familiar with JavaScript / Node so depending on where you are in your front end journey you may feel differently. But I have done several of this guy's courses so I'd recommend looking at his stuff.
Also, Udemy has sales where everything is $10 every other day basically. If you see something you like, just wait until it's cheap.
software developer with almost no qualifications, but a strong desire for learning. i believe that you can make it without qualifications if you push yourself.
don't give up. the difference betw...
was going to recommend this exact course. maximilian is brilliant. i got his vue course too. currently using both typescript and vue for the last year or so at work and loving it.
i also saw he's completely revamped the typescript course since i've done it. i should go have a look again.
I took his Vue course as well! Currently going through his CSS one :D
I took the typescript one right after it had been updated so I can't compare, but I've built several GitHub Actions in typescript since and it's been pretty smooth.
software developer with almost no qualifications, but a strong desire for learning. i believe that you can make it without qualifications if you push yourself.
don't give up. the difference betw...
nice! a few weeks ago i looked at github action for the first time. it made no sense, so i decided to add it to the ENORMOUS list of "to learn" items. :D i know it's a super powerful thing, but i'm gonna need to find a good beginners tutorial on that some day.
i'm really loving typescript though. :) i've also got max's css course on udemy, but haven't gotten round to it yet.... but i will one day i hope.
If it would be useful, you can check out one of my more popular Actions (just a few folks using it) - artis3n/ansible_galaxy_collection. Using typescript made it really nice to do things like semver validation.
I also have an article describing how I created the Action -
I have been diving into front end stuff and this guy on Udemy has really well done content. I feel very confident with typescript and just went through this course. I was already been familiar with JavaScript / Node so depending on where you are in your front end journey you may feel differently. But I have done several of this guy's courses so I'd recommend looking at his stuff.
Also, Udemy has sales where everything is $10 every other day basically. If you see something you like, just wait until it's cheap.
udemy.com/course/understanding-typ...
So basically always. I have never actually seen a Udemy course that's not on sale. It's just a marketing tactic.
was going to recommend this exact course. maximilian is brilliant. i got his vue course too. currently using both typescript and vue for the last year or so at work and loving it.
i also saw he's completely revamped the typescript course since i've done it. i should go have a look again.
I took his Vue course as well! Currently going through his CSS one :D
I took the typescript one right after it had been updated so I can't compare, but I've built several GitHub Actions in typescript since and it's been pretty smooth.
nice! a few weeks ago i looked at github action for the first time. it made no sense, so i decided to add it to the ENORMOUS list of "to learn" items. :D i know it's a super powerful thing, but i'm gonna need to find a good beginners tutorial on that some day.
i'm really loving typescript though. :) i've also got max's css course on udemy, but haven't gotten round to it yet.... but i will one day i hope.
If it would be useful, you can check out one of my more popular Actions (just a few folks using it) - artis3n/ansible_galaxy_collection. Using typescript made it really nice to do things like semver validation.
I also have an article describing how I created the Action -
Galaxy Collections Part 2: Automatically Update Your Collection with Github Actions
Ari Kalfus ・ Nov 3 '19 ・ 16 min read