5 Steps to Learn Front-End Development🚀

Step 1: Basics
    — Internet
    — HTTP
    — Browser
    — Domain & Hosting

Step 2: HTML
    — Basic Tags
    — Semantic HTML
    — Forms & Table

Step 3: CSS
    — Basics
    — CSS Selectors
    — Creating Layouts
    — Flexbox
    — Grid
    — Position - Relative & Absolute
    — Box Model
    — Responsive Web Design
 
Step 3: JavaScript
    — Basics Syntax
    — Loops
    — Functions
    — Data Types & Object
    — DOM selectors
    — DOM Manipulation
    — JS Module - Export & Import
    — Spread & Rest Operator
    — Asynchronous JavaScript
    — Fetching API
    — Event Loop
    — Prototype
    — ES6 Features

Step 4: Git and GitHub
    — Basics
    — Fork
    — Repository
    — Pull Repo
    — Push Repo
    — Locally Work With Git

Step 5: React
    — Components & JSX
    — List & Keys
    — Props & State
    — Events
    — useState Hook
    — CSS Module
    — React Router
    — Tailwind CSS

Now apply for the job. All the best 🚀

@FlutterBegin

Btw, I've received some questions about using Cursor, V0, or Bolt to code...

Using AI to code without knowing how to code is like buying a Ferrari without knowing how to drive.

AI can give you a feeling of progressing super fast because you can build an entire landing page using English.

But the moment you have a bug or want something specific, you won't be able to connect the dots and get stuck in the AI loop.

Coding is easier than ever, but there's no cheat sheet:

1. Learn the basics of coding first (use AI to explain everything)
2. Then use AI to code faster

Learn the basics at @EmmersiveLearning .... That is all.

Why Most Self-Taught Developers FAIL

part I


The simple truth is that most people who are looking to become self-taught programmers will not succeed…​
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Yes…
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The thousands of people every single day who decide to pick up a Udemy course or dabble in some FreeCodeCamp to try and learn to code…
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Most of them will not succeed in becoming a self-taught developer.
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There's too many people trying to do it…
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Too many people who don't take it seriously…
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Amongst many other problems…
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So in this post, I want to talk about the main reasons WHY most self-taught programmers fail…
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What are the big things that are holding them back from learning to code…
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What are the mistakes they are making that are stopping them from getting hired…
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What are the pitfalls that are preventing them from landing that dream coding job and running off into the sunset…

Iman

@FlutterBegin