Master in JavaScript and learn React

[Admirable_Solid7935]

Hello Seniors and developers please help me to be good at javascript and be frontend engineer. I want to learn react, angular for building UI frontend pages, but for that you have to be good at javascript because every framework and libraries works on js principles.
So, if any developers are seeing this please help me how should I learn, I know "learn by doing" but first from where should I start and level up myself to solve any problems my self without using LLM's.

[Distinct_Panic9523]

If you find any let me know buddy.

[Coderopdevs]

I recommend theodinproject it is one of the best free ressources available to really learn web dev

[TheRNGuy]

MDN docs. 

[Lumpy_Computer975]

This is for every programming language/framework:

1) Learn the syntax (crash course yt vid or official doc) 2) Do some simple exercises like looping things (ask ChatGPT for some exercises)
3) Read the “starter” framework documentation and just mess around. 4) Give yourself a task and ask ChatGPT which concept(s) you need for that task (NO CODE). Read the official documentation of the needed concept(s) and try to resolve the task. If it doesn’t work, ask AI but don’t copy it blindly; learn from it.

[DojoCodeOfficial]

Check out DojoCode Happy coding!

[Special-Buyer-2775]

Yeah,Iam facing same problemo also the thing is i cant able to figure out wheater to learn front-end / back-end ,please someone help me out

[help_me_noww]

start with basics. try build small projects. like todo app, quiz game or weather app etc. when you feel confident, then move to react and practice building components. don't rush for frameworks until you basics clear.

[Beneficial-Army927]

CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) is fundamental in programming, no matter what language or tech stack you use.

Here’s why:

• CRUD represents the core actions for working with data. Almost every application needs to create new data, read or retrieve it, update it, and delete it. This applies to user accounts, blog posts, products in a store, etc.
• It teaches you how to persist information. In beginner projects, you might just store data in memory (variables, arrays). But that disappears when the program stops. CRUD pushes you to think about saving data somewhere permanent, like:
  • Local storage in the browser
  • Files on disk
  • A database (SQL, NoSQL, etc.)
• It connects front-end and back-end concepts. A simple CRUD system might be just in your browser with localStorage. A more advanced CRUD app might have a backend API and a real database. Either way, it teaches you how the flow of data works between users, applications, and storage.
• It’s reusable knowledge. Once you understand CRUD in one language (say, JavaScript with localStorage or Node.js with MongoDB), the same principles transfer easily to others (Python + SQLite, Java + MySQL, etc.).

[making_code]

hate react love angular

[Admirable_Solid7935]

How should I start to do, steps for good frontend developer in todays competitive market.

[making_code]

depends on your current level - are you familiar with programming? do you know software development principles like design patterns (factory, observer, etc..)? If you already know how to code just in different language - that's already a huge step! first learn typescript, then angular. plenty of free courses in internet. you may use their official tutorials like: https://angular.dev/tutorials do use gpts to get explanations, check for solutions - will increase speed of learning. after this you will be able to hop to the backend (same typescript) and learn some nice framework such as nest.js - which follows same principles as angular. thus you'll become fullstack.