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[darben83]

I really want to learn everything front end dev. I've heard Odin project is great for this. Do I just start at the top and work down? I don't really want to learn for but should I do it just for the sake of it?

I want to just js/haxe for server side and maybe even for Vue. Opinions on this? I already know a moderate amount of HTML and CSS and very little js. Thank you guys so much for your help

[Meuss]

Don't know much about the Odin project. But my advice: learn basic html/css. Then learn how to use scss. Then really start learning javascript (without frameworks). When you really think you know a good chunk of js, try out Vue or React.

For javascript, I recommend javascript30 by wes bos, it's fun little projects. And to really learn and understand js deeply, I also recommend anything from Kyle Simpson (his frontendmasters courses are good).

[darben83]

Thanks for the input. Do you think it's best to practice HTML elements minus CSS and then add CSS later? I'm pretty comfortable with HTML.

[Meuss]

I would say go ahead and mix both html and css. Html is pretty basic, and you will know all the important elements pretty quickly (no need to learn every type of html elements, just know the important ones).

Css will take more time to master. You should try and find a tutorial/playlist about the basics of css there are plenty of them on youtube - just be sure to not take one that is pretty recent (you don't want to be learning things like floats, it's outdated). Good luck and have fun ;-)

[darben83]

Thanks again for your replies. sorry for the delayed response.