New level JS
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gentishady
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Learn React
TheOverlord
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Can second learning react. Also angular or vue might be good choices.
You can try to get some CSS frameworks under your belt like bootstrap.
If you're interested in backend/full-stack, go with node or PHP. Node is best if you want to stay with js.
Also, do as many projects as you can, freelance or personal
You can try to get some CSS frameworks under your belt like bootstrap.
If you're interested in backend/full-stack, go with node or PHP. Node is best if you want to stay with js.
Also, do as many projects as you can, freelance or personal
GetViews
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Vue.js or Nuxt.js is a good choice (start with Vue, then use Nuxt) when doing frontend work.
As you are learning JavaScript you can just use Nodejs.
Try to build a simple ToDo application using Node and Vue where you store your ToDos in a database like MongoDb.
Then move to more complex projects.
As you are learning JavaScript you can just use Nodejs.
Try to build a simple ToDo application using Node and Vue where you store your ToDos in a database like MongoDb.
Then move to more complex projects.
ip Guru
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Thank you so much for the advice and i have chosen the path of react js as i want to stay with JS and master everything,but i am interested in building mobile apps and those staffs not just frontend only.
in terms of CSS i am told boostrap and jquerry is kind of old so i should stick to js and its libraries.I will try and master CSS along the way thanks.
ip Guru
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Also can i use just the fundamentals of js to venture into reactjs...?
ip Guru
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Thank you so much for the advice and i have chosen the path of react js as i want to stay with JS and master everything.
I am interested in building mobile apps and those staffs not just frontend only.
in terms of CSS i am told boostrap and jquerry is kind of old so i should stick to js and its libraries.I will try and master CSS along the way thanks.
I will like to know if i can use just the js fundamentals to venture in reactjs
ip Guru
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Can I use just the js fundamental level and venture into reactjs? I heard the curve is steep so one need to master the js before trying out the reactjs.Advice
GetViews
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While I think that React is a good decision and definitely a useful skill in the job market, Vuejs might be a bit easier to get started with.
But as long as you are working on small projects that gradually get more complex you are on the right path.
Personally, I would suggest you to check out one of the many YouTube series to master React (at least the basic) before trying to create something with it.
Just knowing the JS basic won't be enough at the start, though you will quickly improve.
ip Guru
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Thank you so much for your advice and i will try everything out as you say and see where it will get me
prohetamine
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Now that you've mastered the basics, you can take something more special, choose what you're interested in and go:
JavaScript Frontend:
- Front-end → React, Vue, Angular, Redux, MobX, etc..
JavaScript Backend
- Back-end → Express, Koa, MongoDB, socket.io, etc..
Somewhere between frontend & backend
- Automation → Puppeteer, Selenium, Playwright, Robot.js
- Desktop app → Electron
- Mobile app → React Native
- Chrome extension → vanilajs, etc..
- Games → ThreeJS, Phaser3, etc..
- Bots → telegram (user), node-telegram-bot-api, telegraf
- Neural networks → brain.js, TensorFlow
- Microcontrollers → Espruino
Nevertheless, I advise you to also touch node js first.
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