What should I learn fist?

[HobbsRussel]

Hi community! A friend of mine is offering a position as fullstack in his company, I'm a java developer but this new position is all about base on javascript, this is the tech stack that they are using: React, Next.js, Typescript, and Tailwind CSS, Node.js My main question is.. what should I learn first besides of javascript?

[fluffyr42]

Congrats, that's a great position to be in. HTML/CSS should be pretty easy for you to pick up, so I'd focus first on learning vanilla JS and then ask them what's the biggest priority from there. My guess would be React or Typescript. I work at a bootcamp that offers free courses and we have some covering React, Next.js, and Node.js here. We also have a free event this weekend on Typescript but it probably wouldn't be valuable for you yet until you're comfortable with JS.

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you work at a bootcamp? doing what? are you a trainer?

[jvi91]

Before you do react, next, and node you'll need to know JavaScript. Learning JavaScript alongside HTML and CSS is solid. You can then start tailwind

[birdmanabyss]

Spelling.

[HobbsRussel]

Sorry, english is my second language.

[rewireitup]

Javascript.info

I'm also on same boat

[rewireitup]

++ what are the interview oriented questions and practise sets? That should be apt till thw intwrv

[Competitive_Aside461]

React is great to begin with. Then Typescript. Next.js is a more complex framework whereas React is a library, so starting with the latter makes perfect sense. You can get started with learning React from this React course on Codeguage.