Hey everyone! I'm currently in my first year of university and I'm really eager to dive into front-end development. However, I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed by the sheer number of YouTube videos available. Can anyone recommend some solid resources or a learning path that would help me get started? Any tips would be greatly appreciated!
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As a beginner, it's crucial to focus on the fundamentals first. Start off with HTML and CSS to create basic web pages and style them. Once you're comfortable there, move on to JavaScript to interact with the browser and create dynamic features. Don't just watch—build projects too, even simple ones like to-do lists, as they'll reinforce your learning. Once you have a strong foundation, explore front-end frameworks like React. Lastly, try to be consistent in your practice, maybe dedicate 30-60 minutes daily, rather than binge-watching tutorials occasionally. Stick with one course until you finish it.
Thank you for your advice bro, I will follow this! ❤️
YouTube videos alone won't help you truly learn front-end development. It's important to follow a 1:1 rule: for every 10 minutes you spend watching a tutorial, spend another 10 minutes coding or working on projects. I wish I had done more hands-on work earlier on. Also, don't forget to learn how to use GitHub to keep track of your code—it'll save you from losing work!
Not only gonna watch the videos, I will surely do trial and error... Thank you for your advice bro, it means a lot.
This is great advice!