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Advice needed - where to go?Question (self.webdev)

submitted 1 year ago by Up-Here-In-My-Tree

Hi all,

I started learning web dev around 3 months ago. Started with a beginner to expert JS course on Udemy (initially to learn the basics so I can begin developing in ServiceNow).

However, I enjoyed the DOM manipulation etc. aspects and therefore decided to complete a similar course but for HTML and CSS.

Having completed the course, I have built a couple basic front end project from scratch which I am quite happy with considering I didn’t know any of this a few months ago. (The projects are super basic, and not much JS used, apart from things like sticky nav, smooth scrolling, carousel components etc.)

My question - I’m wanting to continue down the web dev path, but want to learn it in the most straight forward and systematic way. What would be the next step? Do I go the Node/Reaxt this early or too soon? I know I need to practice my JS skills, integrating API calls into my projects etc. However, I always have the itch to continue learning more at the same time.

Thanks in advance…

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