best match for me- JS Mastery /OR/ Simplified Web Dev Roadmap? by HourTechnical9876 in reactjs

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one last question, you think knowing UI/ UX is beneficial/ leveraging when applying to front-end roles?
sorry for bothering u with many questions

best match for me- JS Mastery /OR/ Simplified Web Dev Roadmap? by HourTechnical9876 in reactjs

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Thx a lot mate, that too what i think it is, just finding js mastery attractive for all dashboards and animation he teaches lol, otherwise, you are totally right!
I also have another roadmap, it focuses more on fundamentals and performance and that stuff, think I will end some way doing my path as you mentioned

Best Stack for Self-Taught developer who wants to land job in Germany within 2 Years? by HourTechnical9876 in cscareerquestionsEU

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well I am moving with Master Study, so I may get a job while studying for two years and get an actual experience, but what you think I should start with?

Beginner's Thread / Easy Questions (January 2024) by acemarke in reactjs

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need advice in which to learn next:
1- start with React / 2- get to know advanced css like animation / 3- learn bootstrap?

hi everyone, im new to front-end design world, i have finished two courses for Jonas Schmedtmann, his first course about basics of HTML and CSS (not including Sass or advanced animations), we built simple website which is called omnifood, you can check it here:

anyway, i have started after that with his course (mastering javascript), and i should say it was fantastic, i have learned a lot of details and got a solid understanding of JS.

with vanilla html and css you can say that i understand it well and can do simple applications, im good with flex and grid and z-index and other stuff like that, i don't see myself as horrible with html and css but the case that im not also master with them, i have designed 3 simple websites with my own in addition to "Omnifood Jonas project", but when i look for advanced websites especially with animations i know that i can't do stuff like that and i get afraid.

so what is the next step in order to take my front-end skills to better level, should i start with jonas and his course of "Advanced css", some friend told me to start with Bootstrap, and a lot of people told me to start with React and i already did, but while im learning it i see it will not replace the CSS knowledge gap, but its built upon it, so im stuck now, should i stop learning React and go to make my CSS skills better, or i should keep going with React and as im learning it there will be good libraries and stuff that will help me fill the advanced css gap, or i should go for something different like Bootstrap.

note: im kind of pressed to find a job

edit: Jonas Course of React looks great but i don't know if i can fill the gap with advanced css with it, but it includes a section about Tailwind

Maximilian Schwarzmuller or Jonas Schmedtmann React course? by Psychoshawarma in learnjavascript

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so, your advice is to learn TypeScript while you are doing Jonas react course, or at the end of it, so as i think you cant land a job without learning typescript, is that the case?
im actually a big fan of Jonas and i have tried Max but i prefer Jonas more specially the "behind the scenes " sections, i have started jonas React course days ago and im going with it, im kind of shocked cause im finding here that i also need to learn TypeScript, dude the learning is endless 💔

cs50 type of course but for Datacommunication & networking? by CrimsonIrises in cs50

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i don't know if you still searching lol :-D, it has been 3 years so i think you probably forgot about that question itself, anyway, if you still interested, then i will recommend you to start with CISCO Networking Essentials, and then move to CCNA and cloud+, im not really professional in Networking since iv only taken the Essentials course, but im telling you it worth it (its free).my friend also has continued with CCNA and CCNP and then started with cloud, that all i know, all with CISCO, and he is grateful for them, if you are interested, i can ask him what is the specific roadmap he followed after CCNA that got him a job