First, I would like to say hi! I've been on here over a year and I haven't written anything. I go to DeVry University for a B.A. in Multimedia Development and Design and I have two Certificates in Web Design and Web Development. So intro is over.
I am always looking out to learn new things in the coding world. I am surprised when I find that there are new frameworks or codes that have come out. I am also inspired to look at websites while I am getting off the ground and seeing what else I need to work on. Some websites tell you that you need to learn this language and others tell you that you need to learn another. It can be head-spinning at sometimes.
I am personally a front-end web developer and there are basics that you need to know, but there are still other codes out there like Bootstrap and Tailwind that can be learned and you need to know a back-end language or two to keep you on the up and up.
I love learning and it always gives you an advantage. Sometimes if you know more, that can get you your dream job. Most of the time it is in the favor of the web developer to be knowledgeable of many things.
I realized the other day when I looked up Web 3 that I had no frigging clue what the heck it was and I was so impressed when I read through the website I went to. I was like 'Oh, that's what Crypto is for.'
I guess my point is to keep learning. Not just coding languages, but anything that you can that you feel will help you. I don't just read coding books, I read Tony Robbin's books. I read about technology like Web 3 on my Kindle. Whatever helps you then devour it.
May you have a wonderful day.
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