28yr old and took a chance in becoming a developer... For starts; currently undergoing an online bootcamp on udemy for web development.
.Mantra {
A-code-a-day: a-goal-a-day;
}
As a developer newbie and reading through, I immediately told myself "I'm definitely using this as a resource when next I'm building" lol
At best, I'll come copy an element or class function that I need from here and google it to know the html tag to apply in-line. 😁
PS: Am I the only newbie who's finding CSS Selectors a big deal? Like it can be quite overwhelming to be honest. And I wonder what awaits me in Javascript or React 😟
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Intermediate Grade on Computer Systems-
High Grade on Web Application Development-
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Studied a bit of law, economics and design
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Education
Higher Level Education Certificate on Web Application Development
Well, CSS and JS have a totally different logic so don't take it to comparison, it really could be simpler to learn a framework than an entire language (as the framework uses it's own scope with it's own functions). Here's a CSS guide (not 100% complete TBH), that means almost all about a "language" and of course, JavaScript is more extended but CSS could be tricky and so usefull at the same time, check the linked posts on the footnotes and you'll see some nice features :)
If you are learning check my post "Building an efficient portfolio from scratch" where I tried to cover all the workaround that you can find on a nowadays company but simplified as much as I could.
28yr old and took a chance in becoming a developer... For starts; currently undergoing an online bootcamp on udemy for web development.
.Mantra {
A-code-a-day: a-goal-a-day;
}
As a developer newbie and reading through, I immediately told myself "I'm definitely using this as a resource when next I'm building" lol
At best, I'll come copy an element or class function that I need from here and google it to know the html tag to apply in-line. 😁
PS: Am I the only newbie who's finding CSS Selectors a big deal? Like it can be quite overwhelming to be honest. And I wonder what awaits me in Javascript or React 😟
Well, CSS and JS have a totally different logic so don't take it to comparison, it really could be simpler to learn a framework than an entire language (as the framework uses it's own scope with it's own functions). Here's a CSS guide (not 100% complete TBH), that means almost all about a "language" and of course, JavaScript is more extended but CSS could be tricky and so usefull at the same time, check the linked posts on the footnotes and you'll see some nice features :)
If you are learning check my post "Building an efficient portfolio from scratch" where I tried to cover all the workaround that you can find on a nowadays company but simplified as much as I could.
Hope it helps you :)
Thanks a lot! I'll be sure to check it.
don't worry, you're not the only one, I'm stuck with these things, it must be at least 2 weeks and I'm going crazy, it's really frustrating