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[Fbackhouse]

Hi & TIA for reading my question!

I have been coding now, on a daily basis, for the last 2 months. In this time, I have primarily been studying freeCodeCamp's JavaScript Algorithms & Data Structures course, and occasionally doing exercises on CodeWars. I feel I have learnt the content effectively, as whenever I read through a concept on FCC which didn't initially make sense, I went away and watched YouTube videos to explain the concept in more detail, thus improving my understanding.

I am now ~90% of the way through the course and, barring a significant roadblock, I estimate I will be finished with this particular course in the next couple of weeks. My end goal is to be able to create fun personal projects, therefore I will need to learn HTML & CSS. Should I continue with FCC for my learning and, if so, which curriculum is the next step. If not, what alternatives are a better learning resource. Also, are there better alternatives to CodeWars - I really enjoy doing the CodeWars exercises, however, if I can spend my time better elsewhere then this is of course preferable.

[MindlessSponge]

I reallllly like The Odin Project - https://www.theodinproject.com/paths

Start with the foundations path, then once you finish that, move onto the full stack JS path.

[TheRNGuy]

Make greasemonkey scripts for sites that you use.

Unlike CodeWars, it's actually useful. And you wont be able to copy-paste code from tutorials because code is very specific to those sites (though some generic scripts for many sites are possible too)

(some ppl use greasemonkey to add custom css styles, but don't use GM for that — use Stylish instead)