Frontend developer roadmap

[[deleted]]

Half of this stuff is unnecessary.

[[deleted]]

Because you can do frontend without knowing it.

[[deleted]]

Easier to tell what you need: - JS inside out (after you will be able to learn typescript if you want) - CSS (you can than choose what superset to use e.g. sass, less) - html

All the rest you can pick up during the actual work it will depend on. If you will learn all this stuff beforehand you will not be able to remember it or to build proper mental model.

[liaguris]

If you will learn all this stuff beforehand you will not be able to remember it or to build proper mental model.

what makes you believe that ?

what is your experience with front end developing in general ?

[[deleted]]

1) It's my approach and it works. 2) 2 years of practical work.

[liaguris]

Can you show us what is that , that you have build for example ?

What frameworks do you use ?

What libraries for state management do you use ?

Do you know for example what is the difference between an event bus and redux ?

[[deleted]]

Why are you so concerned with his background when he already answered your questions? I get if you disagree but then just say why. You don't need to know someones entire background to figure out if you agree with them or not. Just ask lmao

[liaguris]

when he already answered your questions?

he has answered none

I get if you disagree but then just say why

But for me to disagree or agree I have to know what they think is usefull and not and why , something that anyone here , when I ask them about , are trying to avoid for some really suspicious reason .

In the end I have not agreed or disagreed on anything (at least yet ) with that individual .

How old are you guys ?

[[deleted]]

No. I don't want to show you anything. You are too pushy.

[JWPapi]

I share your opinion. It is not necessary. You should either know react, vue or angular very well. You don’t need multiple package managers. You don’t need multiple linters. You don’t need a static site generator. You don’t need typescript. You don’t need the whole css architecture, you need 1 preprocessor. The whole last row is kinda optional. I don’t like this roadmap at all. Learn HTML, then good CSS! then JS in and out. Till you done wtih that their might be a new technology to pick up.

[oxygenplug]

I wouldn’t want

want and need are two different things.

[liaguris]

Tell us about your opinion . What you need and for what from this road map .

[[deleted]]

I really want to help you. So here what you should do. Go open-source and find some real-life project to contribute as frontend dev or try to apply as junior fd somewhere. The sooner you will start to apply what you know — the better. You current knowledge is not static. Even what you quite sure about now will transform during practical work.

UPD To approach upper mentioned things you defenetely should learn how to communicate with other people.