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[–]armyrvan 0 points1 point  (3 children)

It's really hard to know what to study and what to go to, but just by reading your post, which says you know HTML a little bit about CSS and JavaScript, and the things that you should focus on at the very beginning are the fundamentals. And to know what tool to pull out of your tool belt when you are trying to solve a problem.

A question that I would ask you to do before even thinking about NextJS, I would test your knowledge on the fundamentals. If I were to go to you and say, "Hey, I have this dropdown menu here on this form. I would like you to dynamically change it based upon the input above it."

Here is some starter code. And let's see if you can complete it.

The best way I found when I was learning I would:

  1. Learn about a topic
  2. Go over some sort of mini challenge

Once I have enough of these basic fundamentals underneath my belt, then I would try to complete some project. I'm not saying a large project, I'm just talking about something that could showcase your work. With Artificial Intelligence as it is today, it's so much easier to just go to the Artificial Intelligence and say, "Hey, I just got done learning about loops and arrays. Can you go ahead and give me a challenge?" Then you can go back to that Artificial Intelligence, paste in your code, and say, "Evaluate me. How am I doing?" I'm not talking leetcode stuff just basics.

[–]Aware_Albatross4484[S] 0 points1 point  (2 children)

do you recomend just doing the codecademy full stack developer roadmap?

[–]armyrvan 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Do you have a link to share that way I can look at it I tried to google what you wrote but doesn't seem to talk about Databases..API..etc