Hey everyone! I'm diving into full stack web development, and I could use some guidance. I've already completed the HTML/CSS portion from FreeCodeCamp, but I'm unsure if that's enough to move forward. Next up, I'm about to tackle JavaScript, and I'm wondering where to start since it involves a good bit of logic. Should I go for vanilla JavaScript first, or jump into frameworks like React? Also, could anyone provide a rough roadmap for what I should focus on as I progress further? I'd really appreciate any tips—thanks a bunch!
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It's never really "enough" knowledge, but you've got a solid foundation with HTML and CSS. The key now is to start building your own projects, whether right after you learn JS or even during. As for learning resources, I've heard good things about The Odin Project, so you might want to check that out. Just find something with good reviews and keep learning!
I suggest you start working on a project that's fun for you, like a personal website or blog. This hands-on experience will help you fill in the gaps from whatever course you choose. Plus, there's nothing like the satisfaction of completing a site!
Thanks! I’ll definitely try that out!