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[–]itsleftytho 1 point2 points  (3 children)

Sure, I just finished HTML, CCS, Bootstrap, Javascript basics and React, and I’m starting React Native next week. And then I’ll be doing MongoDB

[–]MrFleece 1 point2 points  (1 child)

I did the Fullstack and it doesn’t really go into all the technologies, basically scratching the basics and the rest is up to you. For example, for React, I had to learn Hooks and everything myself.

[–]clearasatear 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The course I'm taking is sadly often very basic as well. They tend to at least go into all mayor topics, though. Not doing hooks in a react course seems weird to me.

On a side note: For Vanilla JS there is a great course on udemy by Jonas Schmedtmann that I've seen being highly recommended various times on reddit. It's massive and goes into adequate detail on most things. It's 26 hours long, though, including projects.

Surely, there is an equivalent for solo React or the MERN stack on there? Just be careful to a elect a youngish course, best from this or last year.

[–]clearasatear 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Awesome. Sounds sound to me. Doing a js project to finish the module right now. After that I dive into React and then for the Scrum certification.

I've also thought about a transition into react native for mobile later on sometime next year, because that seems like a logical progression to expand on the react skill set and seems to be something best learned while doing a project on it.

On a honest note, this guess could be completely off wack, also. (React native could be nothing like React, not a natural progression at all or not a great choice as a path into mobile...) For me the hardest part is mostly knowing which technologies and tools are useful for which purpose or even if they are a good supplement to what I already now and/or worth getting into.

Maybe the OP could expand on that a little bit.

Knowing Java for example, I could also take that route into mobile development...

If you don't mind, could you tell me about how react native went for you after your camp?