I'm trying to learn frontend development from scratch so I can really grasp all the concepts properly and in an organized way. At the same time, I want to work on some projects for my resume and prepare for frontend interviews.
I came across some courses on LinkedIn by certain individuals. Should I invest my time in those courses?
What are some top-notch courses or resources that you would recommend?
you want job or you want to learn
ive been doing front end since 1996, self taught. if the latter, I can tell you how I did it. if the former, then i don't have any suggestions.
I want to learn. My focus is being best at what i do. Job is just a outcome of that.
the high level direction is simple - 2 steams that you practice almost daily:
Recently saw someone post abt devdrills.io on reddit. Seems like decent and relatable content
Will check it out, thanks 🪩🕺
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